Exploring 3c 14 7 Part 8
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- A more challenging example of implicit differentiation.
- We define flux and begin deriving the formula for calculating it.
- Another example: using the second derivative test to classify the critical points of the function we looked at in video 2 (#4 in your ...
- Finding the location of the absolute max and min of a function of 2 variables. We first use the Extreme Value Theorem to ensure ...
- We review the Extreme Value Theorem for real-valued functions of one variable and generalize it to real-valued functions of 2 or ...
In-Depth Information on 3c 14 7 Part 8
We look at a contour plot for the function we worked with in the previous video to see what the locations of max's, min's, and ... We finish the problem started in the previous video. We optimize a linear function constrained to a sphere. Given a function z= f(x,y) we find the tangent plane 2 ways: 1. Using the local linear approximation. 2. By creating the level surface ...
An example of finding all critical points for a function of 2 variables. The function is that same as that from problem 4 in your text.
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