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There is one critical point for z = x^5y + xy^5 + xy. Find it.
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can someone just explain how to get started??
take partial dz/dx= 5x^4 y + y^5 +y dz/dy= x^5 +x 5y^4+x
set partial=0
ok and that is the critical point? seemed more confusing in the text. thanks!
I got x=0 y=0
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x=0 y=0 makes both partial zero
would the same method by applied here as well?? Find the critical point(s) of f(x, y) = 1 + (x − y)^2 + (x − 1)^2
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ok thank you!!
It is basically just like critical value in calc I but we have both x and y so it is called crictle points
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oh ok!
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