For what values of a and b will the function defined by f(x)=a(x-b ln x) have f(2)=5 as arelative minimum value.Justify your conclusion.
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Originally Posted by mathcalculushelp For what values of a and b will the function defined by f(x)=a(x-b ln x) have f(2)=5 as arelative minimum value.Justify your conclusion. first 2 is a relative minimum for the function that mean it is a critical point for the first derivative and you have f(2)=5
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