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Find the absolute maximum and absolute minimum of the function f(x,y)=xy−3y−9x+27 on the region on or above y=x^2 and on or below y=13.
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Step 1: Find Critical Points fx = y - 9 -> y = 9 fy = x-3 -> x = 3 C.P. -> (3,9) Step 2: consider the sides Side 1 = y = 13 with -sqrt(13)<=x<=sqrt(13) then f(x,13) = 13x-39-9x+27 = 4x - 12 so g(x) = 4x-12, g'(x) = 4? then I am stuck
try using Lagrange multipliers
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