Lagrange’s Multipliers (NLPP with 3 Variables and 1 Equality Constraints) Problem 2

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[@xavierthexavier]

sir i think the 4th derivation was supposed to be done with lambda not L except that perfect explaintaion thank you

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[@oshot5373]

Sir if delta 4 and delta 3 is positive it's minima? Or If delta 3 is negative and delta 4 is positive so it's maxima? So please Reply this comment

[@flip-flops-vesit]

If delta 4 and delta 3, both are negative, it is minima. If delta 3 is positive and delta 4 is negative, it is maxima (alternate signs of principle minors).

[@marcfernandes7283]

6 divided by -3 is -2, but u wrote lambda is 2

[@atharvamane3045]

Wrong value of Partial differentiate of L wrt to lambda is wrong x1 + x2 + x3 = --10

[@abhishekak8597]

Bro partial differentiation Karen ke bad -x1-x2-x3+10=0 aaya then minus se multiply Kiya so x1+x2+x3-10=0 Then minus ten shift right side x1+x2+x3=10