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F (x) = - eˣ Baseline (x - 4)
What​ is(are) the critical​ point(s) of​ f?

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given,


f(x) = (-e^x)/(x - 4)

to find the critical point of the given expression

fist differentiating the function


f'(x) = -((x-4)e^x+ e^x)/((x - 4)^2)


f'(x) = (-(x-4)e^x- e^x)/((x - 4)^2)


f'(x) = (-e^x(x-3))/((x - 4)^2)

now equating differential equation to zero


(e^x(-x+3))/((x - 4)^2)=0


e^x(-x+3)=0

now,

-x + 3 = 0 and eˣ ≠ 0

x = 3

the critical number will be equal to x = 3


y = (-e^3)/(3 - 4)


y =e^3

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