Finding maximum number of extremaHow does one find the local extrema of the function $x^1-x$?Finding local extrema of $f(x) = x^2 e^-x$Extrema of quartic functions $f(x)=ax^4+bx^3+cx^2+dx$ with $a>0$, $c<0$Lagrange multipliers and the extrema of $f(x,y) = -x^2-y^2+x+y$What's the Maximum Number of Local Minima an Nth-Order Polynomial Surface or Solid Can Have?Finding maximum and minimum with given constraintsFinding local maximum of solution of a differential equationCalculation of extrema pointsMultiple minima points and no maximumMaximum possible number of extrema of the function?

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Finding maximum number of extrema


How does one find the local extrema of the function $x^1-x$?Finding local extrema of $f(x) = x^2 e^-x$Extrema of quartic functions $f(x)=ax^4+bx^3+cx^2+dx$ with $a>0$, $c<0$Lagrange multipliers and the extrema of $f(x,y) = -x^2-y^2+x+y$What's the Maximum Number of Local Minima an Nth-Order Polynomial Surface or Solid Can Have?Finding maximum and minimum with given constraintsFinding local maximum of solution of a differential equationCalculation of extrema pointsMultiple minima points and no maximumMaximum possible number of extrema of the function?













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$$g(x)= f(x)e^-(x^4+2x^2)$$



Find maximum number of extrema where $f(x)$ is a $k$th order polynomial.



I found $g'(x)$ and found



$$g'(x)= f(x)(-4x^3-4x) + f'(x)=0$$
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This equation has at least two complex roots. So maximum number of extrema should be $k+1$ but the answer is $k+3$.










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Question ->



$$g(x)= f(x)e^-(x^4+2x^2)$$



Find maximum number of extrema where $f(x)$ is a $k$th order polynomial.



I found $g'(x)$ and found



$$g'(x)= f(x)(-4x^3-4x) + f'(x)=0$$
for extrema



This equation has at least two complex roots. So maximum number of extrema should be $k+1$ but the answer is $k+3$.










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    How do you know it has at least two complex roots?
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This question appeared in JEST 2019



Question ->



$$g(x)= f(x)e^-(x^4+2x^2)$$



Find maximum number of extrema where $f(x)$ is a $k$th order polynomial.



I found $g'(x)$ and found



$$g'(x)= f(x)(-4x^3-4x) + f'(x)=0$$
for extrema



This equation has at least two complex roots. So maximum number of extrema should be $k+1$ but the answer is $k+3$.










share|cite|improve this question











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This question appeared in JEST 2019



Question ->



$$g(x)= f(x)e^-(x^4+2x^2)$$



Find maximum number of extrema where $f(x)$ is a $k$th order polynomial.



I found $g'(x)$ and found



$$g'(x)= f(x)(-4x^3-4x) + f'(x)=0$$
for extrema



This equation has at least two complex roots. So maximum number of extrema should be $k+1$ but the answer is $k+3$.







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