Suppose that f(x,y)=xy.
Find the maximum value of the function if x and y are constrained to sum to 1.
b) How can you be sure this is a maximum and not a minimum?
Since we must have x+y=1, then we can solve for, say, y terms of x using that equation
This gives y=1-x
Which we then substitute into f to get f(x,y)=xy=x(1-x)=x-x2
This is now a function of x alone, so we now just have to maximize the function
f'(x)=1-2x=0
x=1/2
f''(x)=-2<0
Then the Second Derivative Test tells us that x=1is a local maximum for f,
and hence x=1 must be the global maximum on the interval [0,1]
(since
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