Tap every point you must test for an absolute maximum
Exercise and reference answers
- Questions
- Items
- Text
- Points where f ′(x) = 0
- Matches the category
- Yes
- Text
- Points where f is not differentiable
- Matches the category
- Yes
- Text
- The two endpoints of the interval
- Matches the category
- Yes
- Text
- Every point of the interval
- Matches the category
- No
- Text
- Points where f(x) = 0
- Matches the category
- No
- Category
- Must be evaluated when hunting an absolute maximum
- Items
- Text
- f ′ does not change sign there
- Matches the category
- Yes
- Text
- It is neither a local maximum nor a local minimum
- Matches the category
- Yes
- Text
- It is always the highest point
- Matches the category
- No
- Text
- f ′ changes from positive to negative
- Matches the category
- No
- Category
- True of a point of inflexion
Explanation
The endpoints matter as much as the critical points, which is the whole point of the working rule. Source: syllabus Maths Part I, Ch 6 Application of Derivatives.
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