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Find local maxima and minima for 6${x}^{3}$+6${x}^{2}$-8x. I found that (-1.08,8.08) is max, (0.41,-1.86) is min. Where i was wrong?
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Nikolas7 said:Find local maxima and minima for 6${x}^{3}$+6${x}^{2}$-8x. I found that (-1.08,8.08) is max, (0.41,-1.86) is min. Where i was wrong?
Nikolas7 said:at smaller root we have local maximum and at bigger root we have local minimum. Is it right?
Nikolas7 said:Thanks, I did too and got points: max (-1.08,8.08), min (0.41,-1.86).