Lecture

Lagrange Method: 2 Constraints

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Description

This lecture covers the Lagrange method with 2 constraints, focusing on finding the minimum and maximum values of a function under given constraints. It explains how to determine the direction of faster growth, the intersection of planes, and the generation of a space of dimension 2. The lecture also discusses the method for absolute min-max of a continuous function and the concept of composite functions' derivatives.

Instructor

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