Asked by Lucy
Use Lagrange multipliers to find the max/min values of the function f(x,y)=xy subject to the constraint: x^2/8+y^2/2 =1
so I compare the gradient vectors of both f(x,y) and the constraint:
<y,x>=L<x/4,Ly>
resulting in y=Lx/4 and x=Ly
now how do i solve for L x and y??? Please help this is so confusing for me? Im completely lost here!!
so I compare the gradient vectors of both f(x,y) and the constraint:
<y,x>=L<x/4,Ly>
resulting in y=Lx/4 and x=Ly
now how do i solve for L x and y??? Please help this is so confusing for me? Im completely lost here!!
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MathMate
L should be eliminated using the first two equations involving partial derivatives.
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