14.7: Maximum and Minimum Values (1/2)

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Objective:
16. Find extrema (relative) of a function of two variables and identify saddle points.

This video focuses on identifying relative extrema, including background, vocabulary, and the 2nd partials test.

Alexandra Niedden

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benjaminandrew

Would you please continue the series? We love youu. Thanks.

el_witcher

Thank you so much for your videos from 14.1. You walked me through these chapters with very straightforward problem solving and knowledge explanation when my Professor's lectures are just him reading again what is in the textbook. I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

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Hey Alexandra! I miss your videos so much :(( I'm currently doing a multivariable unit and you've got me through it thus far. I really wish you had uploaded more lectures covering this unit. You have my utmost gratitude :D

ACBadussy

First of all, I love your videos. I LOVE THAT YOU EXPLAIN THE ORIGIN AND HOW EVERYTHING GOES FROM CALC 2 TO CALC 3. Can you please post notes for 14.7 part 2.

alz

at 37:11 why is Fxx < 0 in the table if for the critical point (-1, -1) you would sub that into Fxx which is -12(-1) = 12 > 0 hence should it not conclude to be a relative/local minimum?

sora_pakora

Watching this series from India.
Will be watching multiple integrals series too

Rishisingh-mcjk

Hi Doctor Budden, I am currently using your videos to study for my class and am curious where is part 2/2 for this video?

matt

how is 128 <0 in the table as it is a positive value and is greater than 0?

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Whatever questions you give homework to your students or any extra questions like assignments you May have given to your past students can you please provide that in description of each video of your series for each topic. It will be very helpful

Rishisingh-mcjk

Might be a dumb question but could you please explain why it's a max in x at 16:50?

juliak

LOVE your videos! They're so helpful.

ktorres

Please Upload its 2nd Second Part and also upload 14.8 ASAP

awaissherani

is there 14.8???
or part 2 of 14.7???

msocial

how'd you get the crit point at the end I cant see how y=x^3 can become 1-x^8

jakeb

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