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The document discusses the Lagrange Multipliers method for finding maximum and minimum values of a function subject to constraints, detailing steps for evaluating functions at critical points. It also covers multiple integrals, including double integrals and their applications in calculating areas and volumes under surfaces. Additionally, it introduces Fubini's Theorem for iterated integrals and provides examples of evaluating integrals over defined regions.

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The document discusses the Lagrange Multipliers method for finding maximum and minimum values of a function subject to constraints, detailing steps for evaluating functions at critical points. It also covers multiple integrals, including double integrals and their applications in calculating areas and volumes under surfaces. Additionally, it introduces Fubini's Theorem for iterated integrals and provides examples of evaluating integrals over defined regions.

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Lagrange Multipliers Method

To find the maximum and minimum


values f x y Z subject to the
of
constraint g x y Z 0

1 Find all values and b


of x y Z
such that 5g
ftp.yizl xigayiz
andglx y Z
fff
0fFfyjtfzI X 9 it
9yJ 92K
Fx 79
fy 9y
fz 92
91 19,77 0

2 Evaluate f x y z at these
points that arise from step 1
The largest of these values is the
maximum value of f x y Z and
smallest is the minimum of f X y z

the extreme values of


ex Find
fix y
851
1 91494 5 1 0

Jf Eg
191 0
91
7 O
fxT fyJ O
O X
O O 59
9xi 9y
2 75 14975 442 1 it Ly
2X X 12 1
X 24
2
4y
1 0
92
From either 1 1 or X

if From y 0
2
From if 3 0 1
It
we found 2
p
1,0 1,0

If X O From 42 1
I
Y
0 1 0 1

So we found
points 4
Next substitute the coordinates
of these 4 points into flx y

LIX g X 2y
7111 1 min
min
9 1 10 1

710 17 2 max

f 1517 2 Max

Z x
2y elliptic paraboloid
Z k
trajectories over y plane
2
k 1 242 1 ellipse
K 2 X 2 ellipse
242
9 A
Find the extreme values of fixing xy
HW
subject
to the
constraint
1

Jf XÑg
914197
E
Copyright © 2008 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Pearson Addison-Wesley Slide 14 - 129
NY I
Xtly

2
y

Multiple Integrals
Double Integrals y flx

ifff.fi
iI

FEB
2

P Execs CX exp b

Δ Xi Xi Xi I

FIX Ali Riemann sum

I PII Max of all sub intervals Norm

FIXE AX if this fatton


He
limit exists it is called the
definite integral of f x

fix dx
life É fix Axi

if fix 70 fix dx gives

the area lies under the curve

Y fix
now extend this to higher diversner
2 fix y YE'd
Green rectangle

d
iidiiiiieaansus
i
iii
ff

fm are defined

c
by p

it xÉ
sub rectangle
Rij Xi Xi Yj 1,9
Xi Xi Xi 1 AY Yj 1
J

Partition P
taxic Xm b
A XKXzLXzL Xi
C Y 2922432 LYj LYjL yn d
n
Double Riemanian Sum
m
Ʃ Ʃ Fl
1 9 1 it Yj Δ Ai
where Aij Axi Ay area

of Ri sub rectangle

Norm
of the partition P is defined
as the maximum of the diagonal length
longest diagonal of all subrectagles

FIXI.SI AA
11 1
da da dx
Sff IX Y dy
k

f x
dxdy
Sf y

Sf fix y dy dx
dA

me free

fixigsda V

Copyright © 2008 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Pearson Addison-Wesley Slide 15 - 5


Copyright © 2008 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Pearson Addison-Wesley Slide 15 - 6
If f x y 70

da the volume
f gives
If
x y

of the solid that lies under the


surface 2 f x y
So the double integral can be
interpreted as volumes
Iterated Integrals

fixy dA
ftp
R
t.r

E EYEd
Rectangular region
b
RMM
d

sfflxiysd Ef.ae dx
fE1x.Ddy

EaAX dX
Imber
Of me

FIX g dA
0

afix.us 0
d dy
-

dA dxdy
dA dydx Bly dy V
same number

fix g dfdx -
ffflx.gldaddy
in n

Areas can be calculated by


dA double integrals
dxdy

AreT
SSdA
SEMA R

ex Evaluate the iterated


integrals fix g Xy
a
00
Xy dy b fxydxdy
x
tha IA
t.IE
dx x 52dg dx
dy

1 214 8 dx

4 1 dx

32 x dx

3 0 2

b
dfdy y x dx dy

y dy
27 07 dy

y dy 15
267 4 1
275
The order of integration does not
matter if integration is carried
over a rectangular region
Fubini's Theorem If f is
continuous on the rectangle
R x y a ex b c d
y dA dyax
then dxdy
FIX Y dA fix dy dx
Sf y

fix y dx dy
g
by

sfysincxyidaIIpsiii.gs'dy ax

easy anix.gl dy
Copyright © 2008 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Pearson Addison-Wesley Slide 15 - 10
Evaluate sin ix g dA
ey Sfy 2
R
R 1,2 O T Y x̅

T
I 2
R
y IT
at
you
f

EEN
I f
dx dy
easier

SLYSMIXY
dA sncxyldfdy

I.IE EFxdy
cos Xy 1 dy
cos y cosly dy

205121 dy cosy dy
1
12 sin cry sing

Sm 27 Sho Sink Smo

0 0 0 0 0

ex Find the volume of the solid


that is bounded by the elliptic
2
paraboloid 242 2 16 the
planes 2 2 and the three
y
coordinate planes 224 f x y 2 16

y Xy plane yz plane Z place


p
2
a
wtf eye
Square
2
16
42 7
4 16 2 16 X Y
9 0 7 16

1 51 1975 2
247
16 42

x
I y
t.es

Efx
0 Z 16 2y
V dA
Sf fix y

V 1 616 2y dy1 dx

v 9
120 16
07
X 2y dx
dy
116
Ex o
dx
O
y did
V 161 1 I 2y IDdy
V 1612 8 2g
2 dy

v 32
dy
4y
9
v
4y dy
81 4y dy
8
V
dy 4 y dy

81 YF y
V 883 2 8
3
V 48 um7
Copyright © 2008 Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing as Pearson Addison-Wesley Slide 15 - 18
Fubini's Theorem Stronger Form
Let fix y be continuous on a
region R

R is defined by
1 If
a X b g x y 92 x

with 9 X 92 x continuous on a b

then

fadda ftp.yietyfdx
If
const
First integrate over the variable
limits then int over the constant
ma outer
cure
Y 9241 upper
int
of
iii Hyam

cure of
fx
int
2 If R is defined by
c
y d hilyl haly
with hily and ha y are continuous
on c d then
y

SLF IX 9 dA f f fix dx dy
y c hily
1 WE
const
4219
c Y d

hiyexeha.ly

Evaluate try dA where


ex
R is the region bounded by the
2
parabolas y 2 and 1tx
y
2
4
149 if

2 2
2 14 I I

1 29 dA us d dx

FEES
O O Tax 2
14
0
4 2

x 4 2 4
08

2 Jdx
25
14
2
2 5 14 3212
dx
FTI 2
1 2 4 1 4 4 dx
2 3 4
it 2 3 dx

1 43 2 4 5
I
check this

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