Math Problem Statement
and I know the answer is not -34 for min or 49,50 for max
Solution
To solve the problem of finding the absolute extrema of the function on the domain and , we need to follow a systematic process that involves:
Step 1: Finding the Critical Points
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First-order partial derivatives:
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Set both partial derivatives to zero:
Solving this system of linear equations will yield the critical points.
Step 2: Solving the System of Equations
From Equation 1:
Substitute this into Equation 2: Simplifying: Multiply the whole equation by 3 to eliminate the fraction:
Substitute into the expression for :
Thus, the critical point is approximately .
Step 3: Evaluate the Function at Critical Points and Boundaries
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Evaluate at the critical point .
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Evaluate at the boundaries: The boundaries are given by the constraints and , and all combinations of these values. We also need to evaluate the function along the edges of the rectangular domain (e.g., where is fixed and varies or vice versa).
For instance, along , evaluate as varies between and . Similarly, do this for other boundary values.
Step 4: Compare Values
Once the function has been evaluated at the critical point and along the boundaries, compare the values to find the absolute maximum and minimum.
Would you like to go through the detailed evaluations of the boundary points and critical point, or should I proceed with just the final extrema values?
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Calculus
Partial Derivatives
Critical Points
Boundary Analysis
Formulas
Partial Derivative of f with respect to x: f_x = -10x - 3y + 5
Partial Derivative of f with respect to y: f_y = -3x + 8y - 3
Solving the system of equations for critical points
Theorems
Extreme Value Theorem
Suitable Grade Level
University Level (Calculus III)
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