First Course in the Theory of Equations
First Course in the Theory of Equations
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Any root a of f'(x)=0 is the abscissa of a bend point of the graph of y =f(x) or of a point with a horizontal inflexion tangent according as the value of m for which relations (13) hold is even or odd.
For example, if /(x) x 4, then = and TO = 4, so that (0, 0) is a bend point of the {/-shaped graph of y = x 4 . If /(x)=x 3, then a = and TO = 3, so that (0, 0) is a point with a horizontal inflexion tangent (OX in Fig. 15) of the graph of y=x 3 .
EXERCISES 1. If /(x)=3x 5 -r-5x s +4, the only re...al root of /'(x)=0 is x = 0. Show that (0, 4) is an inflexion point, and thus that there is no bend point and hence that /(x) = has a single real root.
2. Prove that x 3 3x 2 +3z+c = has an inflexion point, but no bend point.
3. Show that x 5 10x 3 20x 2 15x+c = has two bend points and no horizontal inflexion tangents.
4. Prove that 3x 5 40x 3 +240x+c = has no bend point, but has. Two horizontal inflexion tangents.
5. Prove that any function x 3 3ax z + ... Of the third degree can be written in the form /(x) = (x a) 3 +ox+6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any root a of f'(x)=0 is the abscissa of a bend point of the graph of y =f(x) or of a point with a horizontal inflexion tangent according as the value of m for which relations (13) hold is even or odd.
For example, if /(x) x 4, then = and TO = 4, so that (0, 0) is a bend point of the {/-shaped graph of y = x 4 . If /(x)=x 3, then a = and TO = 3, so that (0, 0) is a point with a horizontal inflexion tangent (OX in Fig. 15) of the graph of y=x 3 .
EXERCISES 1. If /(x)=3x 5 -r-5x s +4, the only re...al root of /'(x)=0 is x = 0. Show that (0, 4) is an inflexion point, and thus that there is no bend point and hence that /(x) = has a single real root.
2. Prove that x 3 3x 2 +3z+c = has an inflexion point, but no bend point.
3. Show that x 5 10x 3 20x 2 15x+c = has two bend points and no horizontal inflexion tangents.
4. Prove that 3x 5 40x 3 +240x+c = has no bend point, but has. Two horizontal inflexion tangents.
5. Prove that any function x 3 3ax z + ... Of the third degree can be written in the form /(x) = (x a) 3 +ox+6.
What to read after First Course in the Theory of Equations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leonard E Leonard Eugene Dickson to read onlineMoreLess
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