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Find two numbers whose difference is 132 and whose product is a minimum.
11 years ago

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Reiny
smaller number --- x
larger number ----- x + 132

product=P=x(x+132)
= x^2 + 132x
dP/dx = 2x + 132
=0 for a min of P
2x = -132
x = -66

the smaller is -66
the larger -66+132 or +66

the two numbers are -66 and +66
11 years ago
gabriel
didn't understand that method
5 years ago
zeborah
its very smart way for a explanation but doesn't really make sense
4 years ago

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