MATHEMATICS · Single correct · A Level · Mathematics · Differentiation · Differentiation
Problem
Let k>0 and define fk(x)=ekx−x for all real x. Which of the following is always true for every such k?
(a) fk possesses exactly one local maximum and no local minimum.
(b) fk possesses exactly one local minimum and no local maximum.
(c) fk possesses one local minimum and one local maximum.
(d) fk possesses no local extremum.