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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

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A star i have to go right now but i'll do it and post later today :)
i have done a bit of it actually :)
just the equations are complicated otherwise its just like any other such question :)
just do it with a clear head and fresh start and u'll be able to do it :)
 
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i) y=0
0=x(x-2)
x=0 and x=2
a=2 (since its visible from the graph that a cant be zero)

ii) b is a max pt.
dy/dx = 3x^2 -8x +4 =0
x= 2 and x= 2/3

b=2/3 (since both turning pts are visible from the graph and b is the first turning pt so i ll take the smaller value of x) (beside a was 2) :D
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iii) integrate the function with limits 0 and 2

iv) It is asking for the minimum value of dy/dx... dy/dx= 3x^2 - 8x +4
thus yu just have to find minum value of that quadratic function
Two ways to do it .. Do completing squares or just derivate it again and equate it to zero .. u shall get x substitute that x to the dy/dx equation and that will be yur anser
 
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A star i have to go right now but i'll do it and post later today :)
i have done a bit of it actually :)
just the equations are complicated otherwise its just like any other such question :)
just do it with a clear head and fresh start and u'll be able to do it :)
no noproblem go i did it anyway :)
 

Maz

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