Suppose that a function f(x,y) has a critical point at (2,3). Given that fæx (2, 3) = -4, fæy(2,3) = 0, fyy(2,3) = –5 what does the second derivative test tell us about the nature of this critical point?
Suppose that a function f(x,y) has a critical point at (2,3). Given that fæx (2, 3) = -4, fæy(2,3) = 0, fyy(2,3) = –5 what does the second derivative test tell us about the nature of this critical point?
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