Photograph 46275
Photograph 46275
photograph · rule, not yet confirmedClassified by size, repetition and page coverage. Rules help classify and never discard: the picture stays recorded either way.native pixelsThe image stream embedded in the document, stored as it was.1024 × 641 px · jpegappears in 1 place
native pixelsThe image stream embedded in the document, stored as it was.
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mathematicsprinted 47 · PDF 48supplied fileSourceLive pagehttps://aitchison.edu.pk/portal/resources/data/mathematics.pdf
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- Classification
- photograph, rule, not yet confirmed (confidence 0.60)
- Pixels
- native pixels · 28 KB
- Size
- 1024 × 641 px
- File title
- image 3edac239d68c
- Description (written by a model, not a caption)
- A student’s handwritten math work shows the process of finding stationary points of a function by setting the first derivative to zero and then using the second derivative test to classify them as maxima or minima. The work includes calculations and annotations indicating the nature of each stationary point.
- Words visible in the picture (read by a model)
- (ii) Determine whether each of the stationary points is a maximum or a minimum. Give reasons for your answers. dy/dx = 10x^2 - 3 d²y/dx² = 24x x = 1/2 +ve Min. x = -1/2 -ve Max. [3]
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- 0 detected
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