Second Derivative Test

Learn how to use the second derivative test to determine relative extrema

Second Derivative Test to Determine Maximum and Minimum Values

Relative Extrema, Local Maximum and Minimum, First Derivative Test, Critical Points- Calculus

Finding the Relative Minimum and Maximum: Using the 2nd Derivative test to confirm the solution

2nd Derivative Test for Relative Extrema

Second Derivative Test Maximum and Minimum

Multi-variable Optimization & the Second Derivative Test

Relative Extrema Using The Second Derivative Test

Use the Second Derivative Test to Find Any Extrema and Saddle Points: f(x,y) = -4x^2 + 8y^2 - 3

The Second Derivative Test - Additional Examples with Transcendental Functions

Use the Second Derivative Test to Find all Relative Extrema f(x) = x^3 - 3x^2 + 2

Max and Min and Second Derivative

Fiding Relative Max, Min and Inflection Point with Derivatives F4

The Second Derivative Test - Additional Examples with Transcendental Functions

Local Extrema, Critical Points, & Saddle Points of Multivariable Functions - Calculus 3

Finding Relative Minimum or Maximum using the 2nd Derivative Test

First Derivative Test

Second Derivative Test to find relative maximums and minimums (extrema)

Second derivative test to determine maximum and minimum points (Part 1)