а. Propose values for A, B,C,D, and E such that it will give THREE (3) extreme seabed profiles M(x,y). Verify the extrema with the derivative test.

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1. A geoscientist is logging the profile of seabed to discover the hydrocarbon. The map can be represented by General Mathematical Model as in the given picture.

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а.
Propose values for A, B,C,D, and E such that it will give THREE (3) extreme
seabed profiles M(x,y). Verify the extrema with the derivative test.
b.
If the gradient of the seabed in x and y axes is changing over the time t,
constructs the functions x(t) and y(t) to show THREE (3) displacements of
seabed M over the time t. Sketch the graphs.
с.
Find the directional derivatives of the seabed profiles obtained in Q1(a)
subjected to Q1(b).
d.
From the results in Q1(a), Q1(b) and Q1(c), suggest a best place to land an
oil rig. Justify your answer.
Transcribed Image Text:а. Propose values for A, B,C,D, and E such that it will give THREE (3) extreme seabed profiles M(x,y). Verify the extrema with the derivative test. b. If the gradient of the seabed in x and y axes is changing over the time t, constructs the functions x(t) and y(t) to show THREE (3) displacements of seabed M over the time t. Sketch the graphs. с. Find the directional derivatives of the seabed profiles obtained in Q1(a) subjected to Q1(b). d. From the results in Q1(a), Q1(b) and Q1(c), suggest a best place to land an oil rig. Justify your answer.
M(x,y) = Ax³ + By³ – Cx – Dy + E
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Transcribed Image Text:M(x,y) = Ax³ + By³ – Cx – Dy + E |
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