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If it’s a triangle, one side is going to be slanted so you’d need to find the equation of a line for that side (y=Mx+b) and plug that value of y in for the original equations y’s to get your new function like the other sides. Then take the derivative of that function and equate it to zero to find the critical point. Plug that critical point into that new function you found and get your value that way.
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for explaining Absolute Maximum and Minimum Values in Multivariable Calculus/Calculus Three. Although I took Calculus Three many years ago, I am still having some problems with this topic. Solving many problems is the best way to fully understand this material from start to finish. This is an error free video/lecture on TH-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
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Thank you. I've just drowned in a 45-minute lecture at the end of which I was more confused than ever! In barely over 10 minutes you have cleared it all up. Now to watch your explanation again and make clear notes.
At about 2:50 The Organic Chemistry Tutor lists all the places where the maximum and minimum points could be. He says they could be at the corners of the rectangle (true), at some point along one of the borders (true), at the critical point he found at (2, 2) (true), "or some other point inside this region" (false). Because the region is closed (includes its own borders) and bounded (does not go to infinity in any direction) and the function f(x, y) is continuous on the region, a maximum value and a minimum value of f on the region must exist, and those values must occur either at a critical point in the interior or on one of the borders. They do not occur at some other point inside the region.
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Its gonna be too late for me by the time you make it, but if you could for the future students out there make a video on absolute max and min of a triangle and ellipse that would be awesome
Same! I would love a triangle or an elipse, I am trying to do a triangle now and I am having some confusion. I cant tell if Im just missing something dumb or its just almost 1am and I should sleep-
I think I understand you better than my teacher because my teacher has to prove why we can do this, then teach it. You just go right into the process of how to do it without any proving which makes it very easy to learn. It's nice to understand the proof in class, then have a good procedural video like this to go over. In-depth understanding at its finest.
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I am doing a very similar question however I am being instructed to enter the numbers of the edges (L1,L2...) into the dz/dx and dz/dy equations opposed to the non-partially derived f(x) equation and I wanted to know why. What changes? does it make it easier?
quick question, once you had the critical points why didn't you just plug them all in back into the main equation. why did he do all those steps in the middle?
We got a quadratic equation in L3, why do we use it? it seems really random. Like none of the points were derived from the derivative of an equation we made from the line segments. Also we plugged (2,2) into the original equation, why didn't we just do it for the rest of the points?
Suppose there was a triangle. It has sides a b c as hypotenuse. If you had four of them aligned so all the b is lined with a, and c formed square that is c^2. The square the triangle made has equation (a+b)^2 or a^2+2ab + b^2 and it equals c^2, the swuare. The triangle is 1/2bh or 1/2ab and there is 4 so 4(1/2) is 2 2ab+square in middle of c^2 is the same as the whole square a^2+2ab+b^2=c^2+2ab 2abs minus so a^2+b^2=c^2
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biggest problem of university teachers is that they don't use simple language. If they use simple words like this guy, university students won't have any problems. Thank you brother.
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They have the knowledge but not the teaching skill ..that is the problem😢
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@@ermiasethio very true they make things complicated
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If it’s a triangle, one side is going to be slanted so you’d need to find the equation of a line for that side (y=Mx+b) and plug that value of y in for the original equations y’s to get your new function like the other sides. Then take the derivative of that function and equate it to zero to find the critical point. Plug that critical point into that new function you found and get your value that way.
Professor Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for explaining Absolute Maximum and Minimum Values in Multivariable Calculus/Calculus Three. Although I took Calculus Three many years ago, I am still having some problems with this topic. Solving many problems is the best way to fully understand this material from start to finish. This is an error free video/lecture on TH-cam TV with the Organic Chemistry Tutor.
thank you for actually explaining things step by step and not having an ego like most teachers that only skip steps to prove they are better than you
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Man you have no idea but you’ve saved my whole life. My teachers are so, so bad and I barely ever learn anything from them. You’re the only one I rely on for trustworthy knowledge 😭
Thank you. I've just drowned in a 45-minute lecture at the end of which I was more confused than ever! In barely over 10 minutes you have cleared it all up. Now to watch your explanation again and make clear notes.
At about 2:50 The Organic Chemistry Tutor lists all the places where the maximum and minimum points could be. He says they could be at the corners of the rectangle (true), at some point along one of the borders (true), at the critical point he found at (2, 2) (true), "or some other point inside this region" (false). Because the region is closed (includes its own borders) and bounded (does not go to infinity in any direction) and the function f(x, y) is continuous on the region, a maximum value and a minimum value of f on the region must exist, and those values must occur either at a critical point in the interior or on one of the borders. They do not occur at some other point inside the region.
Thanks!
So there's no need to add that extra point (3,3) that he added to the table... correct?
@@MM-wv4ez Not quite. The extrema can be at critical points along the borders of the region, which is what (3, 3) is.
@@MM-wv4ez3,3 is located at L3 border
But WHY though? Why can't we have them occurring somewhere else inside the region? I've been thinking about this a lot.
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you are not just Organic Chemistrytutor, you are damn so good in Maths ! Ive never seen you teaching chemistry, your math vdos are simply life saving, time saving and soo simple to understand. Thank you for making these videos, Always grateful
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Its gonna be too late for me by the time you make it, but if you could for the future students out there make a video on absolute max and min of a triangle and ellipse that would be awesome
I believe it's the same principle but you use 3 segments L1 - L3 instead of 4?
@@Thadnill yeah it is
Same! I would love a triangle or an elipse, I am trying to do a triangle now and I am having some confusion. I cant tell if Im just missing something dumb or its just almost 1am and I should sleep-
@@Thadnill but in one case both x and y will be variables
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I think I understand you better than my teacher because my teacher has to prove why we can do this, then teach it. You just go right into the process of how to do it without any proving which makes it very easy to learn. It's nice to understand the proof in class, then have a good procedural video like this to go over. In-depth understanding at its finest.
This made complete sense, I tried one of my examples from class with it and got the right answer. Giving me confidence for finals
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This is so fun to do lol. I'm gonna spend a whole day solving these.
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Urghhhh thank you! qwq I'm trying to learn this as fast as I can cause I don't understand the lectures and I have a quiz tomorrow. You and your videos are a blessing! Qwq
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Brilliant video! I do have a curiosity though, what if the region is a circle or ellipse?
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Table will be already given or if not given we can select random pairs until I get maxima, minima and saddle.
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This is awesome! Thank you so much! I wasn't getting it, but the way you did this helped me so much!
I am doing a very similar question however I am being instructed to enter the numbers of the edges (L1,L2...) into the dz/dx and dz/dy equations opposed to the non-partially derived f(x) equation and I wanted to know why. What changes? does it make it easier?
Awesome! Helps a lot, thanks!
What if, there is any negative value of function, then should we have to consider negative or mode of it as in question absolute is mentioned
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what differs dose it make if it increases or decreases?
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quick question, once you had the critical points why didn't you just plug them all in back into the main equation. why did he do all those steps in the middle?
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7:51 "Now because we have a quadratic..."
why
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what if the x or y side of 'L' doesn't equivalent??
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Please help me solving: Find the absolute minimum and absolute maximum of f(x,y)=x^2-y^2+xy-5x on the region bounded by y=5-x^2 and the x-axis.
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2x is also means two 1x factors.
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Why did u find that (3, 3) point I didn't understand that part.
why do all this l1 thing when we can just plug in our point and see which values is actually the min and which is the max
7:20
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Is (2,2) a saddle point?
From my calculations, it is, since the determinant of the Hessian matrix is negative.
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We got a quadratic equation in L3, why do we use it? it seems really random. Like none of the points were derived from the derivative of an equation we made from the line segments. Also we plugged (2,2) into the original equation, why didn't we just do it for the rest of the points?
You have to check it just to make sure it isn't the real Abs min or Abs max
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But you haven't found abs min/max in the region, you just evaluated along the boundary
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You missed a critical point fx = 2x-2y =0 gives (0, 0)
My friend keeps telling me that the pythagorean theorem has not yet been proven.......whos down to help me jump him
Yes true because it is just a theorem, it is not a law, ex. Law of Gravitation..
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Suppose there was a triangle. It has sides a b c as hypotenuse. If you had four of them aligned so all the b is lined with a, and c formed square that is c^2. The square the triangle made has equation (a+b)^2 or a^2+2ab + b^2 and it equals c^2, the swuare. The triangle is 1/2bh or 1/2ab and there is 4 so 4(1/2) is 2 2ab+square in middle of c^2 is the same as the whole square a^2+2ab+b^2=c^2+2ab 2abs minus so a^2+b^2=c^2
bro all u had to do was plug it into the equation
No because then you would have missed the point (3,3) which could have been an abs min or max
@@gandalf7769 oh yeah.
@@gandalf7769 i missed that earlier
That was obstructional
your 4 and y look the same. fix it.
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How about absolute min/max for x, y ∈ R?