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Find the absolute maximum and minimum values of f on the set D.

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Find the absolute maximum and minimum values of f on the set D.

asked Feb 18, 2015 in CALCULUS by anonymous
reshown Feb 18, 2015 by goushi

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Step 1 :

Second derivatives test :

If f  have continuous partial derivatives on an open region containing a point for which   

and .

To test for relative extrema of f , consider the quantity

1. If and , then f  has a relative minimum at .

2. If and , then f  has a relative maximum at .

3. If and then is a saddle point. 

4. The test is inconclusive if

Step 2 :

The function is .

The domain is

Apply partial derivative on each side with respect to x.

Differentiate partially with respect to x.

Differentiate partially with respect to y.

  

Step 3 :

The function is

Apply partial derivative on each side with respect to y

Differentiate partially with respect to y.

Differentiate partially with respect to x.

  

Step 4 :

Find the critical points :

Equate   to zero.

Equate to zero.

Substitute in above equation.

Substitute in equation (1).

The critical points are and .

answered Feb 25, 2015 by Thomas Apprentice
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Contd..........

Step 5 :

Find the value of f  at the critical points :

Find the quantity D

At the point .

Since and , the function f  has a local minimum at .

Substitute the point in .

The local minimum is

At the point .

Since , the graph has saddle point at .

Step 6 :

Find the value of f  at the boundary points :

The domain of the function is .

Find the quantity D

At the point .

Since , the graph has saddle point at image.

At the point .

Since and , the function f  has a local minimum at .

Substitute the point in .

The local minimum is

Solution :

The local minimum is and

answered Feb 25, 2015 by Thomas Apprentice

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