Spaceman Spiff is exploring the surface of hostile alien planet. Using his special space-thermometer he is able to stay away from areas that are so hot they'd melt him into a pink-colored jelly and also away from the areas that are so cold they'd turn him into a frozen Spiff-cicle. The space-thermometer tells Spiff that if he is at the point (0,0), then the temperature at point (x,y) is given by:

Spaceman Spiff is exploring the surface of hostile alien planet. Using his special space-thermometer he is able to stay away from areas that are so hot they'd melt him into a pink-colored jelly and also away from the areas that are so cold they'd turn him into a frozen Spiff-cicle. The space-thermometer tells Spiff that if he is at the point (0,0), then the temperature at point (x,y) is given by:

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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Spaceman Spiff is exploring the surface of hostile alien planet. Using his special space-thermometer he
is able to stay away from areas that are so hot they'd melt him into a pink-colored jelly and also away
from the areas that are so cold they'd turn him into a frozen Spiff-cicle. The space-thermometer tells
Spiff that if he is at the point (0,0), then the temperature at point (x,y) is given by:
T (x, y) =
Kry (1 – x? – y?) in degrees Centigrade where K is a messy constant that you don't
need to worry about.
Spiff is currently only exploring the domain D = {(x, y)| – 1 < x < +1 and – 1 < y< +1} at
the moment. Please find the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values of T(x, y) in the
domain D so Spiff can avoid them.

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