Maths_Week 4_Activity Assignment 1

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Owais Shaikh

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Nov 2, 2020, 3:02:12 AM11/2/20
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For the function y=x2+10x+1, determine whether y has a minimum or maximum value and identify it from the options given below.
 a) Maximum value -24
 b) Minimum value -24
 c) Maximum value 76
 d) Neither maximum nor minimum value exists
Here I got axis of symmetry (i.e x = - 5). If we input the value x = 0, then we get Y as 1 which also forms the vertex. Y = - 24 does not form the vertex as it lies in the 3rd quadrant. Therefore the none of the options satisfy the answer. I want to know how y can be determined as maximum or minimum. 

Debajyoti Biswas

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Nov 2, 2020, 3:13:01 AM11/2/20
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Please go through the lecture videos. It seems from your methods that some review of week 4 lectures is necessary.

Anand Iyer

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Nov 2, 2020, 3:23:22 AM11/2/20
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Substitute x=-5 into the equation, and get y.  This is the minimum value.  

This curve opens upwards and only has a minimum value.



PRAKHAR KHATRI

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Nov 2, 2020, 3:55:57 AM11/2/20
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Another thing is that the maths teacher is a little bit confused about what he is teaching. he could barely teach without looking at the screen and instead of getting the concept clear he is making it more complicated. I don't think he has much experience to teach at all. Kindly look wisely his videos, instead of making concept clear, he's getting puzzeled only in what he is teaching.
Thanks

Owais Shaikh

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Nov 2, 2020, 4:56:44 AM11/2/20
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Yes Sir. I checked out the next lecture in Week 4 and got some clues on how to solve this one. 


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