Calculus - Relative Maxima and Minima
Loading...
Loading...
2:42
Calculus - Critical Pointsby brightstorm214,445 views- 1:24
Calculus - The First Derivative Test for Relative Maximum and Minimumby brightstorm28,398 views
- 3:34
Calculus - Concavity and Inflection Pointsby brightstorm218,823 views
- 1:34
Calculus - The Second Derivative Test for Relative Maximum and Minimumby brightstorm26,504 views
- 10:52
Inflection Pointsby TheDigitalUniversity1,027 views
- 3:27
Local and Absolute Maximum and Minimum from a Graphby patrickJMT7,367 views
- 2:43
Maxima and Minimaby eduriteravi794 views
- 1:52
Calculus - Intervals of Increase and Decreaseby brightstorm23,653 views
- 2:48
Calculus - Instantaneous Rate of Changeby brightstorm211,754 views
- 6:11
Precalculus - Finding Maximum and Minimum Valuesby brightstorm26,037 views
- 9:02
Basics of Functions - Piecewise Functionsby erenthia13,571 views
- 1:13
Calculus - Optimization Using the First Derivative Testby brightstorm23,272 views
- 5:05
22. Absolute Maximum and Absolute Minimumby UTAMatchBoxMan2,571 views
- 6:56
Relative Maxima/Minima Part 1by wlmui2,323 views
- 4:42
Problem On Maxima And Minimaby TutorVista2,303 views
- 9:22
3.1.1 Absolute and Relative Extremaby edugratis1,709 views
- 1:07
Calculus - Optimization Using the Second Derivative Testby brightstorm22,351 views
- 3:43
Calculus - Curve Sketching with Derivativesby brightstorm29,072 views
- 2:13
Optimization Problems: Applications to Economicsby brightstorm28,772 views
- 1:55
Calculus - Optimization Using the Closed Interval Methodby brightstorm22,562 views
I think local and relative means the same...Then relative maximum and minimum can't be end points... So Relative maxima is at x= 9.
rebeccapyun 1 month ago
What's the difference between relative maximum and local maximum?
rebeccapyun 1 month ago
beautiful explanation
ExtremeVoltages 1 month ago
wouldn't it be ]1,15[ ?
matZero 3 months ago
At x=1, the point is neither an absolute max (not the highest point on the graph) or a local max (endpoints can't be local maxima). Right?
irnotdum 3 months ago
awesome vids!!
formchoi2190 4 months ago
@brightstorm2
at x=1 the domain of the function is not contuning before 1 , how did you know it is the highest value around ?
ram000z 6 months ago
wow very good explanation!!!!!
kc243243 11 months ago
excellent explanation...
corteplaneta 1 year ago