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    1) Find the dimensions of the closed rectangular box of maximum volume that can be produced from 6ft2 of material. 2) Find the dimension of an open rectangular box of maximum volume that can be produced from 3ft2 of material. 3) Find the dimensions of the yard of maximum area that can be enclosed for $2400 using fencing material on three sides costing $15 and $25 per ft.

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    Calculus II Test 4 Cheat Sheet 9.4, 9.5, 9.

    6 (1-30)
    Find the minimum of fx,y=x2+2y2+2xy, subject to x-y=1 Fx,y,λ=fx,y-λ⋅g(x,y)
    Fxx, y, λ=0, Fyx,y,λ=0, gx,y=0

    Find maximum of fx,y=xy2, subject to x+2y=15

    Find maximum of fx,y,z=xyz2, subject to x+y+z=6

    Find three positive numbers whore sum is 90 and whose product is a maximum.

    Find the dimensions of the closed rectangular box of maximum volume that can be produced from 6ft2 of material.
    z xy Rectangular Box:
    Surface Area = 2xz+2yz+2xy
    Volume = xyz
    Given P–perimeter maximum area is A=P216

    Find the dimension of an open rectangular box of maximum volume that can be produced from 3ft2 of material.
    z xy

    To enclose a yard, a fence is built against a large building, so that fencing material is used only on three sides. Material for the ends cost $15
    per ft; material for the side opposite the building cost $25 per ft. Find the dimensions of the yard of maximum area that can be enclosed for
    $2400.

    A manufacturing firm estimates that production is a function of labor x and capital y as follows: fx,y=12x34y14. If $25,200 is available for
    labor and capital, and if the firm’s cost are $100 and $180 per unit, respectively, how many units of labor and capital will give maximum
    production? dz=fxx,ydx+fyx, ydy
    fx+∆x, y+∆y≈fx,y+fxx,yΔx+fyx,y∆y
    dw=fxx,y,zdx+fyx,y,zdy+fzx,y,zdz
    e0=1,  ln1=0 eg(x)'=eg(x)∙g'(x)
    8.052+5.972 1.922+2.121/3 fuv'=vu'-uv'v2
    ln gx'=g'xgx
    fu∙v'=uv'+vu'
    fu'=f'(u)∙u'

    0.99ln0.98 1.03e0.04

    z=y2+3xy2-x, x=4, y=-4, dx=0.01, dy=0.03 w=5x2+y2z+1, x=-2, y=1, z=1, dx=0.02, dy=-0.03, dz=0.02

    Volume of a can of beer.

    Approximate the amount of aluminum needed for a beverage can of radius 2.5 cm and height 14 cm.
    Assume the walls of the can are 0.08 cm thick.
    An industrial coating 0.1 in thick is applied to all sides of a box of dimensions 10 in by 9 in by 18 in.
    Estimate the volume of the coating used.

    The production function for one country is z=x0.65y0.35 where x stands for units of labor and y for units of capital. At present, 50 units of
    labor and 29 units of capital are available. Use differentials to estimate the change in production if the number of units of labor is increased to
    52 and capital is decreased to 27 units.
    abcdf(x,y)dxdy=cdabf(x,y)dydx
    Rf(x,y)dx dy where R:c≤x≤da≤y≤b
    abcdgx⋅h(y)dxdy=abh(y)dy∙cdg(x)dx

    493+5yxdx

    26e2x+3ydx

    45xx2+3ydy 03ye4x+y2dy

    1205(x4y+y)dx dy 0136xx2+3ydx dy

    12493+5yxdx dy 1313dy dxxy

    2435xy+y3dx dy R(3x2+4y)dx dy;   0≤x≤3, 1≤y≤4

    Rx2x3+2ydx dy;   0≤x≤2, 0≤y≤3 R3x+y2dy dx;   2≤x≤4, 1≤y≤6

    Ryex+y2dx dy;   2≤x≤3, 0≤y≤2 Rx2ex3+2ydx dy;   1≤x≤2, 1≤y≤3

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