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Calculates the maximum and minimum values of a cubic curve.

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Calculates the maximum and minimum values of a cubic curve.
For a cubic function with a domain that is a closed interval, this function
calculates the maximum and minimum values of the cubic function within its range of values.
Let the form of a cubic function be y = ax³ + bx² + cx + d.
Enter the coefficients a, b, c, and the constant term c. Also,
enter the lower bound L (the minimum value x can take) of the domain,
and the upper bound R (the maximum value x can take) of the domain.
Enter a non-zero value for a. If 0 is entered, it will be converted to 1.
Enter a value for L that is less than R.
Enter different values for L and R.
If the same value is entered for both L and R, the selected values will be
adjusted.

After the calculation is performed, each “selected value” will be displayed.
Please refer to each “selected value” and double-check your input.

The program will output the maximum and minimum values of the cubic function
within the range defined by the domain.
The rest is for reference only.
Coefficient a
Enter a non-zero number. Be careful with the negative sign.
Coefficient b
Pay attention to the negative sign. Pay attention to the degree.
Coefficient c
Pay attention to the negative sign. Pay attention to the degree.
Constant term
Pay attention to the negative sign. Pay attention to the degree.
Minimum Domain
Be careful with the negative sign.
Maximum domain
Be careful with the negative sign.
The adopted value for a 
The value adopted for b 
Adopted values for c 
d's adopted value 
Adopted values for L 
R's Adopted Values 
Maximum value 
Minimum value 
Discriminant Discriminant for first-derivative-equal-to-zero conditions
f(L) 
f(R) 
f(α) 
f(β) 
α Solutions to the first derivative f'(x) = (the smaller one).
β Solutions to the first derivative f'(x) = (the larger one).
The coefficient of the first derivative is 3a 
Coefficient 2b of the first derivative 
The constant term c in the first derivative 
The coefficient of the second derivative, 6a 
Constant term 2b of the second derivative 
The numerical value of -b/3a Values of x for which the second derivative equals 0
Y-coordinate of the inflection point f''(-b/3a) = 0, the value of f(-b/3a)
Presence or Absence of Duplicate Maximum Values Duplicate maximum values: 1 (present), 0 (absent)
Presence or Absence of Duplicate Minimum Values Duplicate minimum values: 1 (present), 0 (absent)
R5 (2023). Dec. 28 (th)_“Calculating Maxima and Minima of Cubic Curves”
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