Second Derivative Test

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1. Find critical numbers (F'=0) 2. Find out scond derivative (F'') at those critical points

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[@davidm3210]

The first derivative test for extrema, and the second derivative for inflection points seems more intuitive to me.

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Can you do some examples with trig functions? Use the second derivative test to find local extrema of a sine or cosine function ?

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[@dougallan9514]

So what is the benefit of using the second derivative test vs the first..?

[@beartheburn3863]

After putting the critical values in the second derivative if f"(c) = 0 then we go back to first derivative test ... Actually both tests are used but it depends on you which one to use .... Well I would say learn both the tests because you could be asked to apply any one of them Hope this helps...

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[@imnobody101]

To find the actual point of the extrema, would we plug our x value that we got from the second derivative test back into the first function?

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is the change in slope (i.e the second derevitive) of a * maxima * or a * minima * must always be * negetive dec. * or * positive inc. * respectively or can it be * zero * at any of them aswell?

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If we can easily find using 1st derivative test, why we need second derivative as well?

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[@sewind6613]

I understand the calculations. What I don't understand is why, when I graph the equation in Geobegra, that a turning point appears to be (-3, -26) and not (-2,-15). Anyone can help me to understand? Thank you.

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[@ozymandias1389]

Why is the 2nd derivative negative with a relative maximum and positive with a relative minimum, and what happens if the 2nd derivative is 0

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What if there is the same sign in critical number?

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I’m pisssed that I’ve been doing this the harder way

[@c1kada873]

what if the 2nd derivative is a constant?

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Trying to find the inflection point of an equation of curve. y=5.075e^(.2136x). equation goes from positive to negative. I have a lot of these to do so would like an online calculator. Can you point me in right direction. Did I give you enough information ?

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But how this connected with the main function? Explanation is not clear on that part.

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[@janieli]

at 1:37, if f’(c) = 0 and f’’(c) is just the slope of the derivative at x value of c. why isnt f’’(c) just equal to 0?

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What if f'(c) = f''(c)? Would that mean that there are no relative extrema?

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What to do incase if double derivative gives 0 at critical points.

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For you're last example, when 12x^2-12x-24=0, are the roots not x=2 and -1 (instead of -2 and 1) as putting your values in you dont get 0 and my calculator said my x values were correct? Great vid tho helped alot👍🏽