Tom K. answered 03/12/21
Knowledgeable and Friendly Math and Statistics Tutor
x √(36-x2) is defined on [-6, 6] equals 0 at -6, 0, and 6, and will have a minimum on (-6, 0) and a maximum on (0, 6)
f'(x) = √(36-x2) - x2/(36-x2) = (36 - 2x2)/√(36-x2)
(36 - 2x2) = 0 at ±3√2
The function decreases on (-6, -3√2) and (3√2, 6) and increases on (-3√2, 3√2)
