Find the absolute extrema of the function on the closed interval.   g(t) = t^2/t^2+5   {-2,-2}   Minimum (t,y)  = (    )  maximum (t,y) = (    ) smaller t value                 (t,y)=  (      ) larger t value

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Find the absolute extrema of the function on the closed interval.

 
g(t) = t^2/t^2+5   {-2,-2}

 
Minimum (t,y)  = (    ) 
maximum (t,y) = (    ) smaller t value
                (t,y)=  (      ) larger t value
 
 
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I think the closed interval is [-2, 2] instead of [-2, -2]

Substitute t=-2 in the given equation

g(-2)=4/(4+5)=4/9=0.44 ....... (1)

Substitute t=2 in the given equation

g(2)=4/(4+5)=4/9=0.44 ......  (2)

 

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