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I need to find x, y, and lambda. This is for Lagrange Multipliers.
\[\frac{ 1031 }{ 1800 }+\frac{ 17 }{ 1440 }y = (\frac{ 11 }{ 432 })\lambda y\] \[\frac{ 5939 }{ 14400 }+\frac{ 17x }{ 1440 }=\frac{ 11 }{ 432 }\lambda x+\frac{ 121 }{ 864}\lambda\] \[\frac{ 11 }{ 432 }xy+\frac{ 121 }{ 864 }y-\frac{ 28325 }{ 288 }=0\]
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