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Standard XII
Mathematics
Sufficient Condition for an Extrema
Find the two ...
Question
Find the two numbers whose sum as
24
and whose product is as large as possible.
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Solution
Let's assume that one number is
x
then other number is
24
−
x
.
Now we have to maximise their product.
So product is given by
−
x
2
+
24
x
First derivative of this function is given
−
2
x
+
24
The second
derivative of the function is given by
−
2
.
Putting 1st derivative to zero we get,
−
2
x
+
24
=
0
⇒
2
x
=
24
⇒
x
=
12
Which means product is maximum only if one number is
12
then other number is
24
−
12
=
12
NOTE: If sum of two number is constant then product is maximum when both the numbers are equal.
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