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Find relative Minimum and Maximum

f'(x) = (9-4x^2)/ (x+1)^1/3
10 years ago

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Steve
the extrema occur where f' = 0

So, where do you have 9-4x^2 = 0?

With those values, you can evaluate the integral to find the value of f(x) there
10 years ago

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