f(x)= If we closely observe the coefficients of the terms in the numerator and denominator, we see that the coefficients of the and
x2 in the numerators are in ratios 1:2. This gives us a hint that we might need to adjust the numerator to decrease the number of variables.
f(x)= =
− =− Now, we only have terms of x in the denominator.
The maximum value of the expression is achieved when the quadratic expression
2x2+4x+9 achieves its highest value, that is infinity.
In that case, the second term becomes zero and the expression becomes 1/2. However, at infinity, there is always an open bracket ')'.
To obtain the minimum value, we need to find the minimum possible value of the quadratic expression.
The minimum value is obtained when
4x+4=0[x=0] The expression comes as 7.
The entire expression becomes
Hence,
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