Absolute Extrema. Find all points of absolute minima and maxima on the given closed interval of y=(x+2)^(2/3); [-4, -2]. We learn how to find the absolute minimum and absolute maximum of y=(x+2)^(2/3); [-4, -2]. We first find the derivative of the function. Then we find the critical points of the function. We then apply the first derivative test to see where the function is increasing and decreasing. This then helps us find where the function has a relative minimum or a relative maximum. We then use those x-coordinates and plug them into our original function to find the y-coordinate values. We then also find the endpoints of the interval. With all of this information, we can then determine where the Absolute Minima and Absolute Maxima are. This is a great introduction into Relative Extrema. This is under the topic of Applications of Differentiation with this free online math video lesson. #absoluteextrema #absoluteminimum #absolutemaximum #minima #maxima #calculus #derivatives #minutemath #calculushelp Every Month we have a new GIVEAWAY that is FREE to Enter. See link below for details. You can enter Every Month! https://www.minutemathtutor.com/current-giveaway Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MinuteMath?sub_confirmation=1 Visit our website for links to all of our videos: https://www.MinuteMathTutor.com Need a Math Tutor? https://www.minutemathtutor.com/tutor Visit our STEM Store for all your Math and Science Gear: https://minutemathshop.com/ Join our Discord Server for Math Talk and Math Help! https://discord.gg/4TrHnzJ Great Educational Resources Here: https://www.minutemathtutor.com/resources Nominate a Great Teacher Here: https://www.minutemathtutor.com/nominate-your-teacher Have a Math Lesson you would like to add to our community of videos? Click here: https://www.minutemathtutor.com/video-submissions Subscribe to our other Life and Finance/Business YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkpi6LiBAMAW0gUtRJfEL3Q?sub_confirmation=1. Consider supporting us on Patreon... https://www.patreon.com/MinuteMath Follow us for... Tweets: https://twitter.com/minutemath Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/minutemath/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MinuteMath/ Instagram Shop: https://www.instagram.com/minutemathshop/ Facebook Shop: https://www.facebook.com/MinuteMathShop/ Business and Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gannonforpresident/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV8x0AutIuU

A math video lesson on how to Rationalize Denominators. This lesson is based on the open education resource College Algebra by OpenStax. This lesson covers how to Rationalize Denominators which is under the section Radicals and Rational Exponents in the College Algebra textbook. #oer #denominators #collegealgebra Every Month we have a new GIVEAWAY that is FREE to Enter. See link below for details. https://www.minutemathtutor.com/current-giveaway Visit our website: https://www.MinuteMathTutor.com Visit our STEM Shop: https://minutemathshop.com/ Consider supporting us on Patreon... https://www.patreon.com/MinuteMath Radicals and Rational Exponents - Part 5 The Learning Objective of this video is to Rationalize Denominators. Follow us for... Tweets: https://twitter.com/minutemath Instagram: @MinuteMath Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MinuteMath/ TeachersPayTeachers: MinuteMath License: This video is a derivative of of the College Algebra by OpenStax and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License v4.0. https://openstax.org/details/books/college-algebra ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzoQEHdRwb8