Typically, to determine the local minimum or maximum value of a function, we calculate the function's derivative, set it equal to zero, solve for x, and substitute that x into the function. But what if the function is discrete and is undefined at certain points? In this video, Isabella demonstrates an alternate way of determining a maximum value when a discrete function is bounded between zero and one.
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