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Hi, i'm david and i'm here to help me answer your question.
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Now let me bring up your question here.
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In the question we're given the function f as a function of the variable m.
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And then here we are given that the derivative f prime of m.
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It will be the sensitivity on the body to the medication is measured by the derivative.
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They want to show that the body is more sensitive.
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To the medication when k equal to 103.
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So in the to do that, we have to find the f -bramm and then we will have the derivative equal to the one of the three and we have the two km minus 3m square.
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And then we set the f -bram equal to 0.
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Then we serve for the k.
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So this implies that we have the 2k m must equal to the 3m about 2.
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And therefore we should get the k it will equal to the 3m square over the 2m.
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Then we get equal to the 3m over 2.
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And then the next time we need to find the second derivative here and for the second derivative we have the 1 out of 3 and then we have the 2k minus 6m equal to 0 and from here we should be able to find the value of the k and we have the 2k minus 6m equal to 0 and then the k is equal to the 6m over 2 and equal to the 3m.
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So m is equal to the 2k over 6th.
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So this one will equal to the k over 3.
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And okay, so this one we have 2 so for the m, not for the k, so from here, we should get the m, it will equal to the 2k over 6, and then we can equal to k out of 3.
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And this will be the second derivative equal to 0.
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So because the sensitivity of the body, it will be the derivative of the s, derivative of the m.
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So therefore, we want to find the most sensitivity...