" The "((e)/(m))" value is minimum for : "

The (e)/(m) value of proton is

The (e)/(m) value of electron is

Show that the value of x^(x) is minimum when x=(1)/(e)

The function f(x)=x^(2)e^(x) has minimum value

Show that f(x)=(logx)/x has minimum value at x=e

The e/m value for cathode rays

If f(x)=max(sin x,cos x) Vx e R. Then sum ofmaximum and minimum values of f(x) is M then find (1)/(M+(1)/(sqrt(2)))

The E^@(M^(2+)//M) value for copper is positive because: