I need /sci/s help say I have an equation of a plane: z+4x+2y=12 how do I find the max values of y and x in the first octant?

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Anonymous Mon Apr 18 20:50:19 2011 No.2910315 [Reply] [Original]

I need /sci/s help

say I have an equation of a plane: z+4x+2y=12
how do I find the max values of y and x in the first octant?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 18 20:56:19 2011 No.2910352 File: 56 KB, 431x300, koala-dt-431x300.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] partial derivatives, DO YOU SPEAK THEM?

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 18 21:01:19 2011 No.2910374 Optimization nigga.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 18 21:01:19 2011 No.2910377 x=3 y=6

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 18 21:08:19 2011 No.2910410 x=2 y=2 (z=0)

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 18 21:13:19 2011 No.2910436 >>2910410 he's not looking for the point with the highest x and y values, he's looking for the point that has the max value of y and the point with the max value of y. (3,0,0) (0,6,0)

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 18 21:15:19 2011 No.2910450 Apply KKT Acquire stationary points

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