Part A. Let A be the region in the xy-plane satisfying x2 + y? < 25, x < 0, and y< 0. Draw the region A, and label all boundary curves and their intersections. Part B. Finding the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values by the Extreme Value Theorem (EVT) is a tedious process, especially when the region is complicated. Let's keep EVT in mind (so that we know that the extreme values exist), but let's think differently in simpler terms. You need to identify the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values of the function f(x, y) = Vx² + y² on the region A by recognizing the geometrical meaning of f(x, y). Describe the function f(x,y) geometrically.

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Part A. Let A be the region in the xy-plane satisfying x + y? < 25, x <0, and y < 0. Draw the region
A, and label all boundary curves and their intersections.
Part B. Finding the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values by the Extreme Value Theorem (EVT)
is a tedious process, especially when the region is complicated. Let's keep EVT in mind (so that we know
that the extreme values exist), but let's think differently in simpler terms.
You need to identify the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values of the function
f(x, y) = Vr2 + y? on the region A by recognizing the geometrical meaning of f(x, y).
Describe the function f(x,y) geometrically.
Part C. Without doing fancy calculations using derivatives, what are the absolute maximum and the
absolute minimum values of f(x,y) on A? In each case, state what their values are, and where they
occur.
Transcribed Image Text:Part A. Let A be the region in the xy-plane satisfying x + y? < 25, x <0, and y < 0. Draw the region A, and label all boundary curves and their intersections. Part B. Finding the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values by the Extreme Value Theorem (EVT) is a tedious process, especially when the region is complicated. Let's keep EVT in mind (so that we know that the extreme values exist), but let's think differently in simpler terms. You need to identify the absolute maximum and absolute minimum values of the function f(x, y) = Vr2 + y? on the region A by recognizing the geometrical meaning of f(x, y). Describe the function f(x,y) geometrically. Part C. Without doing fancy calculations using derivatives, what are the absolute maximum and the absolute minimum values of f(x,y) on A? In each case, state what their values are, and where they occur.
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