Lecture

Supporting Hyperplanes

In course

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Description

This lecture provides examples to illustrate the theory of finding supporting hyperplanes for surfaces, focusing on expressing variables as functions of each other and determining the nature of stationary points. The instructor demonstrates two methods to find the supporting hyperplane, emphasizing the importance of partial derivatives and second derivatives in determining the nature of stationary points.

Instructor

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