what are the necessary and sufficient conditions for function f ( x, y) to have maximum or minimum values
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For functions z = f(x, y) the graph (i.e. the surface) may have maximum points or ... A point (a, b) which is a maximum, minimum or saddle point is called a stationary point. The actual value at a stationary point is called the stationary value. What we need is a mathematical method for finding the stationary points of a function.
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. The Necessary and Sufficient condition for maximum at a point (a,b) is
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