Asked by Anonymous
Find the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values of f on the given interval.
f(x) = e−x − e−7x, [0, 1]
f(x) = e−x − e−7x, [0, 1]
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Answered by
Steve
f = e^-x - e^-7x
f' = -e^-x + 7e^-7x
= e^-7x (7-e^6x)
f'=0 when e^6x = 7, or x = (ln7)/6
So, evaluate f at the end points and at that x, to get max and min for the interval.
To check, go to
http://rechneronline.de/function-graphs/
and enter
exp(-x) - exp(-7x)
for the function.
Set the x,y intervals to be 0 to 1
f' = -e^-x + 7e^-7x
= e^-7x (7-e^6x)
f'=0 when e^6x = 7, or x = (ln7)/6
So, evaluate f at the end points and at that x, to get max and min for the interval.
To check, go to
http://rechneronline.de/function-graphs/
and enter
exp(-x) - exp(-7x)
for the function.
Set the x,y intervals to be 0 to 1
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