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Absolute Maxima and Minima
Absolute Extrema on Closet Intervals [ a, b ]
Find the absolute extrema of f (x) = 6x
4
3
-3x
1
3
on the interval [ -1, 1 ], and determine where
these values occur.
f '(x) = 8x
1
3
- x
-2
3
= x
-2
3
8x -1
( )
f '(x) =
8x -1
( )
x
2
3
Points to consider:
critical points
endpoints of the interval
1/8
0
-1
1
f (-1) = 9
f (0) = 0
f
1
8
æ
è
ç
ö
ø
÷ = -
9
8
f (1) = 3
abs. max
abs. min
Absolute Extrema on Infinite Intervals
LIMITS
CONCLUSION abs min
no max
abs max
no min
no max
no min
no max
no min
GRAPH
lim
x®-¥
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®+¥
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®-¥
f (x) = -¥
lim
x®+¥
f (x) = -¥
lim
x®-¥
f (x) = -¥
lim
x®+¥
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®-¥
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®+¥
f (x) = -¥
Determine by inspection whether
p(x) = 3x4
+4x3
has any absolute extrema.
If so, find them and state where they occur.
lim
x®-¥
3x4
+4x3
= +¥
lim
x®+¥
3x4
+4x3
= +¥
min
exists
p'(x)=12x3
+12x2
= 0
12x3
+12x2
= 0
12x2
x+1
( )= 0
cp = -1,0
p(-1) = -1
p(0) = 0
abs min
·
Absolute Extrema on Open Intervals
LIMITS
CONCLUSION abs min
no max
abs max
no min
no max
no min
no max
no min
GRAPH
lim
x®a+
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®b-
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®a+
f (x) = -¥
lim
x®b-
f (x) = -¥
lim
x®a+
f (x) = -¥
lim
x®b-
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®a+
f (x) = +¥
lim
x®b-
f (x) = -¥
Determine by inspection whether
p(x) =
1
x2
- x
has any absolute extrema
On the interval ( 0, 1 ). If so, find them and
state where they occur.
lim
x®0+
1
x2
- x
= lim
x®0+
1
x x -1
( )
= -¥
max
exists
f '(x) = -
2x -1
x2
- x
( )
2
= 0
cp = 0,
1
2
,1
lim
x®1-
1
x2
- x
= lim
x®1-
1
x x -1
( )
= -¥
f (0)= DNE
f
1
2
æ
è
ç
ö
ø
÷ = -4
f (1) = DNE
·
How about some
practice?
1. f (x) =1+
1
x
Find the absolute extrema for the following:
0,+¥
( )
2. f (x) = x3
e-2x 1,4
[ ]
3. f (x)=sinx-cosx 0,p
( ]

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5.3 curve sketching

  • 2.
  • 3. Absolute Extrema on Closet Intervals [ a, b ]
  • 4. Find the absolute extrema of f (x) = 6x 4 3 -3x 1 3 on the interval [ -1, 1 ], and determine where these values occur. f '(x) = 8x 1 3 - x -2 3 = x -2 3 8x -1 ( ) f '(x) = 8x -1 ( ) x 2 3 Points to consider: critical points endpoints of the interval 1/8 0 -1 1 f (-1) = 9 f (0) = 0 f 1 8 æ è ç ö ø ÷ = - 9 8 f (1) = 3 abs. max abs. min
  • 5. Absolute Extrema on Infinite Intervals LIMITS CONCLUSION abs min no max abs max no min no max no min no max no min GRAPH lim x®-¥ f (x) = +¥ lim x®+¥ f (x) = +¥ lim x®-¥ f (x) = -¥ lim x®+¥ f (x) = -¥ lim x®-¥ f (x) = -¥ lim x®+¥ f (x) = +¥ lim x®-¥ f (x) = +¥ lim x®+¥ f (x) = -¥
  • 6. Determine by inspection whether p(x) = 3x4 +4x3 has any absolute extrema. If so, find them and state where they occur. lim x®-¥ 3x4 +4x3 = +¥ lim x®+¥ 3x4 +4x3 = +¥ min exists p'(x)=12x3 +12x2 = 0 12x3 +12x2 = 0 12x2 x+1 ( )= 0 cp = -1,0 p(-1) = -1 p(0) = 0 abs min ·
  • 7. Absolute Extrema on Open Intervals LIMITS CONCLUSION abs min no max abs max no min no max no min no max no min GRAPH lim x®a+ f (x) = +¥ lim x®b- f (x) = +¥ lim x®a+ f (x) = -¥ lim x®b- f (x) = -¥ lim x®a+ f (x) = -¥ lim x®b- f (x) = +¥ lim x®a+ f (x) = +¥ lim x®b- f (x) = -¥
  • 8. Determine by inspection whether p(x) = 1 x2 - x has any absolute extrema On the interval ( 0, 1 ). If so, find them and state where they occur. lim x®0+ 1 x2 - x = lim x®0+ 1 x x -1 ( ) = -¥ max exists f '(x) = - 2x -1 x2 - x ( ) 2 = 0 cp = 0, 1 2 ,1 lim x®1- 1 x2 - x = lim x®1- 1 x x -1 ( ) = -¥ f (0)= DNE f 1 2 æ è ç ö ø ÷ = -4 f (1) = DNE ·
  • 9. How about some practice? 1. f (x) =1+ 1 x Find the absolute extrema for the following: 0,+¥ ( ) 2. f (x) = x3 e-2x 1,4 [ ] 3. f (x)=sinx-cosx 0,p ( ]