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x greater than zero and y greater than zero x+y=32 and x*2 +y*2 is minimum then x,y is​

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Answered by shaikfahad3210
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Answer:

x=16,y=16

(I have provided two answers, in case your not familiar with calculus jump to alternate method)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given x+y =32 ⇒y=32-x, and x>0 and y>0

Required minimum value of

x²+y² let it be s

x²+(32-x)²=s

for finding minimum differentiate the above expression with respect to x

2x-2(32-x)=0

4x=64

x=16

and also y=16 (x+y=32)...........

If you are not familiar with calculus use the below procedure,

ALTERNATE METHOD

x²+y²=s

(x+y)²-2xy=s    ( since (x+y)²=x²+y²+2xy)

32²-2xy=s

2xy=32²-s..............(1)

use AM≥GM (for x,y)

x+y/2≥√xy

16≥√xy (x+y=32)

16²≥xy

( observe x²+y²=(x+y)²-2xy, x²+y² has minimum value when 2xy has maximum value)

for x²+y² to be minimum

16²=xy

from (1)

2 x 16²=32²-s

s=16²(2²-2)

s=16²(2)

i.e x²+y²=16²(2)

x²+(32-x)²=16²(2)

x²+32²+x²-64x=16²(2)

2x²-64x+16²(4-2)=0

2x²-64x+16²(2)=0

x²-32x+16²=0

It is quadratic equation,

x²-16x-16x+16²=0

x(x-16)-16(x-16)=0

(x-16)(x-16)=0

therefore x=16 and also since x+y=32

y=16

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