Question #275269

Find the extreme values of z on the surface 2x^2 + 3y^2 + z^2 – 12xy + 4xz = 35.(DO NOT USE LAGRANGE MULTIPLIERS)


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Expert's answer
2021-12-06T16:33:24-0500

A general concept: if f(x,y,z(x,y))=0 then differentiating with respect to x and y gets:

fx+fzzx=0f_x+f_zz_x = 0

fy+fzzy=0f_y+f_zz_y = 0

when zx=zy=0z_x = z_y = 0 , you'll get fx=fy=0.f_x = f_y = 0.

So solve for the partials of f with respect to x and y are 0.

fx=4x12y+4z=0f_x = 4x-12y+4z = 0

fy=6y12x=0f_y = 6y-12x = 0

solving for x,y as functions of z:

x=z/5,y=2z/5x=z/5,y=2z/5


Plug those into the original:

2z2/25+12z2/25+z224z2/25+8z2/25=352z^2/25+12z^2/25+z^2-24z^2/25+8z^2/25=35

23z2=87523z^2=875

z=±6.17z=\pm 6.17


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