4. Find the greatest value of x"y" where x and y are positive, x + y = a, and m and n are positive. Your solution may be in terms of m,n, and a.
4. Find the greatest value of x"y" where x and y are positive, x + y = a, and m and n are positive. Your solution may be in terms of m,n, and a.
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CORRECTION: for the part where it says x^n y^n, it should say instead: x^m y^n. You can work it out with that next format for that part. Thank you!
Transcribed Image Text:4. Find the greatest value of x"y" where x and y are positive, x + y = a, and m and n are positive. Your solution may be
in terms of m,n, and a.
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