How to find derivative to a function

[cldance5678]

Hi,
I am new to the forum and having a problem solving this equation any help would be apprehended.

The problem is F(x)=X√1-x
Need to find derivative then absolute min and max.

P.S please let me know if i am posting the right way.

Thanks
John

 

[BruceW]

Hey John, Welcome to physicsforums!
In this Forum, the idea is to give a good attempt at the problem, and write down your working, and if you don't manage to get to the right answer, then people offer advice. So we definitely need more information on what you are getting stuck with in this problem. Also, is the function mean to be: x \sqrt{1-x} I wasn't sure if that big X was meant to be a different variable, or the same as the little x ?

 

[Fredrik]

Hi,
I am new to the forum and having a problem solving this equation any help would be apprehended.

The problem is F(x)=X√1-x
Need to find derivative then absolute min and max.

P.S please let me know if i am posting the right way.

Thanks
John

Assuming that you meant $x\sqrt{1-x}$, you will need to use the product rule: $(fg)'(x)=f'(x)g(x)+f(x)g'(x)$.

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