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Can this problem be done like this @ganeshie8
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Find the greatest value of xyz for positive value of x,y,z subject to the condition xy+yz+zx =12
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Looks like Lagrange Multipliers.
Again GM and AM coming to rescue probably \[\huge \frac{ xy+yz+zx }{ 3 } \ge (x ^{2}y ^{2}z ^{2})^{1/3}\]
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