To find:Twonumbers whose sum is given and product is maximum.

Answer to Problem 56E
The product of two numbers whose sum is 66, is maximum when they are 33 and 33.
Explanation of Solution
Given data:
The sum of two numbers is 66.
Concept used:
The vertex of downwards opening quadratic function is
Calculations:
Let x and z be two numbers whose sum is 66 and product is maximum. We denote the product of numbers by y. Thus,
From results (1) and (2), we have
As
Now we obtain standard form of quadratic function
We know the vertex of quadratic function (parabola)
That shows, the product
Thus, the product of two numbers whose sum is 66, is maximum when they are 33 and 33.
Conclusion:
The product of two numbers whose sum is 66, is maximum when they are 33 and 33.
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