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What is the smallest and the largest value of f(x,y)=-3x+y in X={(x,y)[is an element of] R^2: x>=0 and y>=0 and 1=
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Right, so step 1: draw a diagram of the region. Now, this function clearly doesn't have a local max or min in the interior of that region, as the partial derivatives of f are non-zero constants. Hence, you need to look at each piece of the boundary.
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