#Optimization
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x² + y = 27
y = 27 - x²
P(x) = x(27 - x²)
max -> P'(x) = 0
solve for x and y
wait wouldn't it be x^2+27?
for p(x)=x(27-x^2) would i need to foil or no
okay so i foul the p(x)=x(27-x^2) which is p(x)=27x-x^3 and then did the derivative which is p'(x)=27-3x^2
and then
i = to 0
at the end
which then i got 3
so x=3
and now idk what to do withy
x = ±3
then now you find the 2nd derivative
of the first derivative i did?
then plug in x = 3 and x = -3
of this p'(x)=27-3x^2
so i find the 2nd derivative of p'(x)=27-3x^2 and then plug in the 3 and -3
yes take the derivative of it
no not yet
then after that you plug in these to that 2nd derivative and choose which one is negative
okay so
then you plug in x = 3 to get y
so y is +-18
okay
but don't i need to find the max tho?
okay x=3, y=18
and 27*2=54 and 54=max product
what's the question asking you to find?
The sum of the 1st number squared and the 2nd is 27 and the product is a maximum
are you ask to find the numbers?
yes
i mean idk what else it would be asking
thanks for the help i got it right