Lagrange Multiplier
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Re: Lagrange MultiplierOkay, so the first step is to formulate your constraint. From the information given, can you form one?(Original post by marcell_)
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Re: Lagrange Multiplierg2 (x,y) = x + y – 300 = 0(Original post by Groat)
Okay, so the first step is to formulate your constraint. From the information given, can you form one?
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Re: Lagrange MultiplierDo you have the answer to the question? Because I am trying to work it out but I am not sure if I have done it correctly. Thanks(Original post by marcell_)
Could anyone work through this example for me?
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Much appreciated
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Re: Lagrange MultiplierCan you write the first function in terms of
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only? Once you can, you can then apply the Lagrange technique.
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Do you have the answer to the question? Because I am trying to work it out but I am not sure if I have done it correctly. ThanksSpoiler:Show
I'm pretty sure that's correct!
