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1 Prove that the equation x^3 + bx + c = 0 where b > 0 has   exactly one solution x in R. 2 Let f:[0,∞)→R be continuous and let f be differentiable on (0,∞). Assume f(0)=0 and f(x)→0 as x→∞. Show that there is a c in (0,∞) such that f'(c)=0 . 有請高手幫忙解題~~~ 感激不盡~~ -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 61.227.135.240
zombiea :1.微分恆正, 2. 假設f不恆為零, 另f(y) =k>0 or <0 04/13 12:24
zombiea :假設大於零, 又f(0)=0 所以存在y_1 使得f(y_1) =k/2 04/13 12:25
zombiea :y_1 in (0,y), 又f(x)→0 as x→∞ 則存在y_2 04/13 12:26
zombiea :y_2 in (y,∞) 使得f(y_2) =k/2, Rolle's lemma 04/13 12:27
AM101 :感謝你啦~~ 剛剛發現用 Mean Value Theorem也可以 04/13 12:42
math1209 :對於 2, 我們也可以假設 f'(x) 不為 0. 則根據中值 04/13 13:08
math1209 :定理, f'(x) 只有兩種, 恆正或恆負. 04/13 13:08
math1209 :很明顯地, f'(x) 恆正表示嚴格遞增. 因此不可能會 04/13 13:09
math1209 :產生 f(x)→0 as x→∞. 同理, f'(x) < 0 表示 f(x) 04/13 13:09
math1209 :嚴格遞減...XD 04/13 13:09
azter :樓上你是使用到Darboux's Theorem? 04/13 14:47
yclinpa :在[0,∞)上, f 必發生最大值或最小值,在那裏微分為0 04/13 15:31
math1209 :回azter, yes. 04/13 17:18