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Relative Maximum and Relative Minimum Lesson

Relative Maximum and Relative Minimum Lesson

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Relative Maximum and Relative Minimum Lesson

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Relative Maximum Definition

relative maximum point is a point where the function changes direction from increasing to decreasing (making that point a "peak" in the curve). Can also be called "local maximimum".


Points Q and S

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Relative Minimum Definition

relative minimum point is a point where the function changes direction from decreasing to increasing (making that point a "bottom" in the curve). Can also be called "local minimum".


Points P, R, and T

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Multiple Choice

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Does the graph have a relative maximum or relative minimum?

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Maximum

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Minimum

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What is the relative maximum?

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(1,2)

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(2,2)

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(0,-2)

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What is the relative minimum?

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(1,2)

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(2,2)

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(0,-2)

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Multiple Select

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Identify all local minimums.

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 (3.25, 2.25)\left(3.25,\ 2.25\right)  

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 (2.25, 4.5)\left(2.25,\ 4.5\right)  

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 (.5, 7.5)\left(-.5,\ -7.5\right)  

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 (5,6)\left(5,6\right)  

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Absolute vs Relative

If multiple Relative Maximums exist on a curve, the one with the largest y value is the Absolute Maximum. The opposite occurs when looking for the Absolute Minimum.

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Relative Max not Absolute @ y=-5; (0,-5)

Other y values are larger

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Has an Absolute Mim. @ y =-10; (-1,-10)

No other y value is lower than -10

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Multiple Choice

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What is the absolute minimum?

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Does not existDoes\ not\ exist

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(3, 2)\left(-3,\ -2\right)

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(2, 0)\left(2,\ 0\right)

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(,)\left(-\infty,-\infty\right)

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