Extrema- minimum and maximum values, Mathematics

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Extrema : Note as well that while we say an "open interval around x = c " we mean that we can discover some interval ( a, b ) , not involving the endpoints, such that a < c < b .  Or, in other terms, c will be contained somewhere within the interval and will not be either of the endpoints.

Also, we will collectively call the minimum and maximum points of a function the extrema of the function.  Thus, relative extrema will refer to the relative minimums & maximums whereas absolute extrema refer to the absolute minimums & maximums.

 


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