Let f and g be differentiable in a region of R2 and v alx.v) ở: Suppose we want to find the local and absolute extrema of f subject to the constraint g(x,y) =0 . Which of the following is correct? Select all that apply. O A. If the curve given by a(x.V) =0 is unbounded, the absolute extrema still exist. O B. If f has an absolute extremum at (xo:Yo); then V f(xo,Yo)· V g(x0,Y) = 0- O C. If we want to find the absolute extrema of f(x.v) = x² + v² – 2y+1'nthe region R = {(x,y): x² + y² < 4}, we can use the setup in the problem statement. D. Any point at which f has a local extremum satisfies Vf(x,y) =1Vg(x,y) for some 1ER·
Let f and g be differentiable in a region of R2 and v alx.v) ở: Suppose we want to find the local and absolute extrema of f subject to the constraint g(x,y) =0 . Which of the following is correct? Select all that apply. O A. If the curve given by a(x.V) =0 is unbounded, the absolute extrema still exist. O B. If f has an absolute extremum at (xo:Yo); then V f(xo,Yo)· V g(x0,Y) = 0- O C. If we want to find the absolute extrema of f(x.v) = x² + v² – 2y+1'nthe region R = {(x,y): x² + y² < 4}, we can use the setup in the problem statement. D. Any point at which f has a local extremum satisfies Vf(x,y) =1Vg(x,y) for some 1ER·
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to find the local and absolute extrema of f subject to the constraint g(x,y) =0
Let
g
be differentiable in a region of R2 and valx.v) 0: Suppose we want
. Which of the following is correct? Select all that apply.
O A. If the curve given by al(x.v) =0 is unbounded, the absolute extrema still exist.
B. If f has an absolute extremum at (Xo,Yo)
Vſ{xo,Yo) · Vg(xo.Yo) = 0-
then
O C. If we want to find the absolute extrema of f(x.v)= x2 +y² - 2y+1
in the
region R = {(x,y): x² + y² < 4}'
we can use the setup in the problem
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statement.
O D. Any point at which f has a local extremum satisfies Vf(x,y) =AVg(x,y) for
some 1ER
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