The function f(x, y) = x²y + xy2 – axy (a>0) has a a (A) a maximum at 3'3 a a (B) a minimum at 3 3 а а (C) a saddle point at 3 3 a a (D) neither maximum nor minimum at 3'3

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The function f(x, y) = x²y + xy2 – axy (a>0) has
а а
(A) a maximum at
|
-
3'3
а a
(B) a minimum at
3'3
а а
(C) a saddle point at
3'3
-
-
аа
(D) neither maximum nor minimum at
3 3
Transcribed Image Text:The function f(x, y) = x²y + xy2 – axy (a>0) has а а (A) a maximum at | - 3'3 а a (B) a minimum at 3'3 а а (C) a saddle point at 3'3 - - аа (D) neither maximum nor minimum at 3 3
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