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Elaine
Elaine

junior college 1 chevron_right H2 Maths chevron_right Singapore

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Eric Nicholas K
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Good afternoon Elaine! Here are my workings for the proving part.
Elaine
Elaine
4 years ago
Thank you!
Elaine
Elaine
4 years ago
Thank you
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Eric Nicholas K
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The calculation part
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Kuang Yu Heng
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To solve these kinds of questions, we first express one variable in terms of the other variable and a constant (if there is in this case)

We can substitute it back into the original equation and simplify it to show the expression given is correct.
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Kuang Yu Heng
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We use differentiate to find the max/min. Take note that we have to prove that it is a maximum or minimum using the 1st derivative test (which you can “fake” by drawing the table since you know there is only one value) or by using the second derivative test.