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Lagrange multiplier problem - function of two variables with one constraint
Thanks for your help, HallsOfIvy. My problem is with solving the resulting system of equations. (Thanks for the suggestion to divide the equations) After doing that and rearranging the first two, I get: x2 - xy -y2 - y =0 And using the third (original) constraint, I get -2y2 - xy - y - 16...- abery
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Lagrange multiplier problem - function of two variables with one constraint
Homework Statement Find the maximum and minimum values of f(x,y) = 2x^2+4y^2 - 4xy -4x on the circle defined by x^2+y^2 = 16. Homework Equations Lagrange's method, where f_x = lambda*g_x, f_y= lambda*g_y (where f is the given function and g(x,y) is the circle on which we are looking...- abery
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