Question #279798

Consider the following functional relations between x and y.

Y = (2x2 – 6x-20)2

a) at what values of x will the function have zero slope?

b) identify whether those zero slope points are maximum or minimum values of the function.


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2021-12-15T11:34:50-0500

Y=(2x26x20)2Y = (2x^2 – 6x-20)^2

The slope is;

ΔYΔx=2(2x26x20)(4x6)\frac{\Delta Y}{\Delta x}=2(2x^2-6x-20)(4x-6)

Putting ΔYΔx=0\frac{\Delta Y}{\Delta x}=0 ;

Either 2x2-6x-20=0 or 4x-6=0

For 2x2-6x+20=0;


x=6±36+1602×2x=\frac{6\pm\sqrt{36+160}}{2×2}

x=5,2x=5,-2

For 4x-6;

x=64=32x=\frac{6}{4}=\frac{3}{2}

\therefore for x=2,5,32x=-2,5,\frac{3}{2} Slope is zero


b)For x=2. Y=0 (min)

For x=5. Y=0 (min)

For x=32\frac{-3}{2} Y=42.25 ( max)



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