Lagrange multipliers method:First, solve the following system ofequations: V f(x, y)= AVƒ = g(x, y),where g(x, y) is the constraint functionand A is called the Lagrange's multiplier.• Solve the equations to find the criticalpoints.Identify the maximum and minimumvalues, provided they exist.Given: f(x, y)= 3x – 6y over the constraint4x2 + 2y? = 25 such that-5/25/22-552

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