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Question Number 140550 by liberty last updated on 09/May/21

Commented by mr W last updated on 09/May/21

what do you get with this example:  x=−135  y=100  which fulfills 3x+4y=5, but  x^2 y^3 =18 225 000 000 >> (3/(16))    with y=x^3 +3  (dy/dx)=3x^2 =0 ⇒x=0 ⇒y=3  ⇒you can not say y_(max)  or y_(min) =3

whatdoyougetwiththisexample:x=135y=100whichfulfills3x+4y=5,butx2y3=18225000000>>316withy=x3+3dydx=3x2=0x=0y=3youcannotsayymaxorymin=3

Commented by liberty last updated on 09/May/21

if your function y=x^3 +3  (dy/dx) =3x^2  = 0⇒x=0  then (d^2 y/dx^2 ) = 6x < 0 for max  since 6x=0 for x = 0 so y=x^3 +3  have no max value

ifyourfunctiony=x3+3dydx=3x2=0x=0thend2ydx2=6x<0formaxsince6x=0forx=0soy=x3+3havenomaxvalue

Commented by liberty last updated on 09/May/21

3x+4y=5⇒x=((5−4y)/3)  f(y)=(((5−4y)/3))^2 y^3   f ′(y)=−(8/3)y^3 (((5−4y)/3))+3y^2 (((5−4y)/3))^2 =0  y^2 (((5−4y)/3))[−(8/3)y+3(((5−4y)/3))]=0  y^2 (((5−4y)/3))[((−20y+15)/3)]=0  y=0; (5/4) ; (3/4)  ⇒f(y) decreasing for (3/4)<y<(5/4)  and increasing for y<0 ∪ 0<y<(3/4) ∪ y>(5/4)  so y=(3/4) is critical point

3x+4y=5x=54y3f(y)=(54y3)2y3f(y)=83y3(54y3)+3y2(54y3)2=0y2(54y3)[83y+3(54y3)]=0y2(54y3)[20y+153]=0y=0;54;34f(y)decreasingfor34<y<54andincreasingfory<00<y<34y>54soy=34iscriticalpoint

Commented by mr W last updated on 09/May/21

at y=(3/4) it is only a “local” maximum.  it doesn′t mean x^2 y^3 ≤(3/(16)).

aty=34itisonlyalocalmaximum.itdoesntmeanx2y3316.

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