How to find the Critical Points of a Multivariable Function

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How to find and classify the critical points of multivariable functions.

Begin by finding the partial derivatives of the multivariable function with respect to x and y. Next find the second order partial derivatives fxx, fyy and fxy. From here, the critical points can be found by setting fx and fy equal to 0 and solving the subsequent simultaneous equation for x and y. Once you have found the critical points, the next step is to find a value for the discriminant and use the second partial derivative test to establish if the critical point is a local minimum, local maximum, saddle point or if the test is inconclusive.

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kmishy
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i saw it multiple times just because of soothing music

limit_infinite_atc_AzharMalik
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really nice video
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ikramkhankhan
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So why does fxy(x, y)=3 at step 2? And how do we get that x=0 and y=0 at step 3?

casualpro
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How to find the absolute minimum and maximum through this question?

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step2: why fxy(x, y)=3? I dont understand this step

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