#Integration question
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Recall what the sign of the second derivative (if it's not 0, at least) tells you about the critical point.
Wut
What?
Just need help on the solution of this question, 😊
I got maximum for the first part
answer the question
wat is a stationary point
Yep
fym "yep"
Its the curve thingy bro I didnt learn definitions
curve thingy
crazy
so basically
a stationary point is called that when dy/dx, the gradient function is set to 0
and to find the nature of the stationary point we have to find d^2y/dx^2, the second derivative and input the value that makes dy/dx = 0
if d^2y/dx^2 < 0, it is a maximum
if d^2y/dx^2 > 0, its a minumum
if d^2y/dx^2 = 0, then its a point of inflection
Not necessarily.
tru
but usually ... ig
questions liek these on my exams are either max or min or poiint of inflection
@willow salmon so you know how integration and differentiation are interlinked right
Yeah like differentiation in a way is opposite of integration and integration opposite of differentiation
Like how do I explain, like how you can differentiate to get a value u can integrate ig? My Mathematical linguistics are bad
Yeah
So with that knowledge
To get dy/dx we need to?
oml how any times did i have to go to a stecky website for the squared numbers and iforgot if there were also cubed ones
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i hope you know how to integrate it?
YEP am sure I got it now
(differentiation is multiply and substract, Integration is divide and add)