Stationary & turning points of curves
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1. Find the stationary x-coordinate of the quadratic curve y = 3x² − 48x + 3 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 3x² − 48x + 3 · dy/dx = 6x − 48 = 0 2. Find the stationary x-coordinate of the quadratic curve y = 2x² − 52x + 7 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 2x² − 52x + 7 · dy/dx = 4x − 52 = 0 3. Find the stationary x-coordinate of the quadratic curve y = 6x² − 24x + 21 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 6x² − 24x + 21 · dy/dx = 12x − 24 = 0 4. Find the minimum y-value of the quadratic curve y = 5x² − 40x + 23 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 5x² − 40x + 23 · dy/dx = 10x − 40 = 0 5. Find the minimum y-value of the quadratic curve y = 1x² − 24x + 12 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 1x² − 24x + 12 · dy/dx = 2x − 24 = 0 6. Find the stationary x-coordinate of the quadratic curve y = 5x² − 80x + 14 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 5x² − 80x + 14 · dy/dx = 10x − 80 = 0 7. Find the minimum y-value of the quadratic curve y = 5x² − 90x + 24 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 5x² − 90x + 24 · dy/dx = 10x − 90 = 0 8. Find the minimum y-value of the quadratic curve y = 2x² − 56x + 25 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 2x² − 56x + 25 · dy/dx = 4x − 56 = 0 9. Find the minimum y-value of the quadratic curve y = 7x² − 56x + 10 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 7x² − 56x + 10 · dy/dx = 14x − 56 = 0 10. Find the stationary x-coordinate of the quadratic curve y = 1x² − 18x + 13 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 1x² − 18x + 13 · dy/dx = 2x − 18 = 0 11. Find the stationary x-coordinate of the quadratic curve y = 2x² − 20x + 6 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 2x² − 20x + 6 · dy/dx = 4x − 20 = 0 12. Find the stationary x-coordinate of the quadratic curve y = 4x² − 24x + 5 where dy/dx = 0.
y = 4x² − 24x + 5 · dy/dx = 8x − 24 = 0