Short Overview: In this example problem, we have a 3rd degree polynomial function and want to find maximum(s) and /or minimum(s). Note: at 1:38 I said that a cubic is an example of a point of inflection that doesn't seperate concavity.
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In this example problem, we have a 3rd degree polynomial function and want to find maximum(s) and /or minimum(s). Note: at 1:38 I said that a cubic is an example of a point of inflection that doesn't seperate concavity.
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- In this example problem, we have a 3rd degree polynomial function and want to find maximum(s) and /or minimum(s).
- Note: at 1:38 I said that a cubic is an example of a point of inflection that doesn't seperate concavity.
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