Determine whether the critical points correspond to a maximum - CBSE Class 12 Sample Paper for 2026 Boards

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Question 37 (iii) - Choice A Determine whether the critical points correspond to a maximum or a minimum profit by using the second derivative test.Now, P(š‘„) = āˆ’0.8š‘„^2+30š‘„āˆ’150 P’(š‘„) = āˆ’1.6š‘„+30 We need to differentiate again for second derivative test Differentiating P’(š‘„) w.r.t. x P’’(š‘„) = š‘‘(āˆ’1.6š‘„ + 30)/š‘‘š‘„ P’’(š’™) = āˆ’šŸ.šŸ” Since P’’(š’™) < 0, x = 18.75 is the maxima So, we can write x = 18.75 is the critical point corresponding to maximum profit

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