The temperature on a sheet of metal is known to vary according to the following function:T(z,9) – 4z - 2ryWe are interested to find the maximum temperature at the intersection of this sheet with a cylindrical pipe of negligible thickness. The equation of the intersection curve can be approximated as:2+-4Find the coordinates for the location of maximum temperature, the Lagrangian multiplier and the value of temperature at the optimum point. Wnite your answer with two decimal places of accuracy.HINT: IF there are more than one critical point, you can use substitution in the objective function to select the maximum.Enter your results here:Optimum value of zOptimum value of yOptimum value of AOptimum value of T

T(x,y) = 4x-2xy g(x,y) = x^2+y^2-4 Lagrangian expression is written. Partial derivatives with…

The temperature on a sheet of metal is known to vary according to the following function T(z,9) - 4z-2ry We are interested to fnd the maximum temperature at the intersection of this sheet with a gindrical pipe of negligitie thicness. The equation of the intersection cunve can be approvimated as Fed the coordinates for the location of masimum temperature, the Lagrangian mutiplier and the value of temperature at the optimum point Write your answer with two decimal places of accuracgy. HINT: F there are more than one critical point you can use substitution in the objective function to select the masimum Enter your results here: Optimum value of z Optimum value of y Optimum value of A Optimum value of T

The temperature on a sheet of metal is known to vary according to the following function T(z,9) - 4z-2ry We are interested to fnd the maximum temperature at the intersection of this sheet with a gindrical pipe of negligitie thicness. The equation of the intersection cunve can be approvimated as Fed the coordinates for the location of masimum temperature, the Lagrangian mutiplier and the value of temperature at the optimum point Write your answer with two decimal places of accuracgy. HINT: F there are more than one critical point you can use substitution in the objective function to select the masimum Enter your results here: Optimum value of z Optimum value of y Optimum value of A Optimum value of T

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Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter2: Steady Heat Conduction

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