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14 Aug 2009 15:40:05 IST
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y=xlnx ,,,,,, dy/dx = 1+lnx .... which is positive when lnx>-1 or x>1/e and negative when x<1/e. ... so x=1/e is a minima .... d(dy/dx)/dx = 1/x which is positve when x>0
at x=1, y=0 and at x=infinity y=infinity ,,,, domain is x=(0 to infinity)
Lim(x-->0+)xlnx = 0 .... at x=1/e , y= -1/e