Find the maximum value of the following function: f(x, y, z)=z- x - y - x² - y² - z² - - XZ.
Given information:
A function
To find:
The maximum value of the function .
Concept used:
To find the maximum value of a function, take the partial derivatives with respect to each variable (in this case, and ), set them equal to zero to find critical points, and then use the second partial derivative test to determine if these critical points correspond to maxima.
The Hessian matrix is
Find the Hessian matrix at the critical point.
First, compute . If , then proceed with the next steps.
Existence of relative minimum:
If all principal minors and at the critical point are postive, then the critical point is said to be a minima. The function attains the relative minimum at the critical points.
Existence of relative maximum:
If all principal minors and at the critical point are alternative in sign as - + -, then the critical point is said to be a maxima. The function attains the relative maximum at the critical points.
Formula used:
The derivative of with respect to is .
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