Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.) point corresponding to local maximum (x,y) - DNE point corresponding to local minimum (x, y)- point corresponding to saddle point (x,y) - (1,1) (0.0) Consider the following contour diagram of the function f(x, y), given below. f(x, y)=4+x³+y³-3xy Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether ŕ has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.) point corresponding to local maximum (x, y) - DNE point corresponding to local minimum (x,y) - 3 point corresponding to saddle point (x,y)- 7
Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.) point corresponding to local maximum (x,y) - DNE point corresponding to local minimum (x, y)- point corresponding to saddle point (x,y) - (1,1) (0.0) Consider the following contour diagram of the function f(x, y), given below. f(x, y)=4+x³+y³-3xy Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether ŕ has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.) point corresponding to local maximum (x, y) - DNE point corresponding to local minimum (x,y) - 3 point corresponding to saddle point (x,y)- 7
Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.) point corresponding to local maximum (x,y) - DNE point corresponding to local minimum (x, y)- point corresponding to saddle point (x,y) - (1,1) (0.0) Consider the following contour diagram of the function f(x, y), given below. f(x, y)=4+x³+y³-3xy Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether ŕ has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.) point corresponding to local maximum (x, y) - DNE point corresponding to local minimum (x,y) - 3 point corresponding to saddle point (x,y)- 7
Both a point corresponding to local minimum(x, y)=(1,1)and 3, and point corresponding to saddle point(x, y)=(0,0)and 4
Transcribed Image Text:Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.)
point corresponding to local maximum (x,y) -
DNE
point corresponding to local minimum
(x, y)-
point corresponding to saddle point
(x,y) -
(1,1)
(0.0)
Consider the following contour diagram of the function f(x, y), given below.
f(x, y)=4+x³+y³-3xy
Use the level curves to predict the location of the critical points off and determine whether ŕ has a saddle point, local maximum, or local minimum at each point. Then use the second derivatives test to confirm your predictions. (If an answer does not exist, enter DNE.)
point corresponding to local maximum (x, y) - DNE
point corresponding to local minimum
(x,y) -
3
point corresponding to saddle point
(x,y)-
7
Formula Formula A function f ( x ) is also said to have attained a local minimum at x = a , if there exists a neighborhood ( a − δ , a + δ ) of a such that, f ( x ) > f ( a ) , ∀ x ∈ ( a − δ , a + δ ) , x ≠ a f ( x ) − f ( a ) > 0 , ∀ x ∈ ( a − δ , a + δ ) , x ≠ a In such a case f ( a ) is called the local minimum value of f ( x ) at x = a .
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