Figure 14.1.5 (p. 928)

Calculus, 8/E by Howard Anton, Irl Bivens, and Stephen DavisCopyright © 2005 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All rights reserved.

Figure 14.1.5 (p. 928)


Table 14.1.2a (p. 932)


Table 14.1.2b (p. 932)


Table 14.1.2c (p. 932)


Table 14.1.2d (p. 932)


Table 14.1.2e (p. 932)


Table 14.1.2f (p. 932)


Definition 14.2.1 (p. 939)


Definition 14.2.3 (p. 941) (and shaded portion on 941)


Theorem 14.2.4 (p. 941)




Theorem 14.3.2 (p. 953)



Definition 14.4.2


Theorem 14.4.3 (p. 962)

Theorem 14.4.4


Theorem 14.5.1 (p. 968)

Figure 14.5.1


Theorem 14.5.4 (p. 972)


Figure 14.5.2 (p. 972)


Theorem 14.5.5 (p. 973)


Figure 14.5.3 (p. 973)



Definition 14.6.2


Theorem 14.6.3 (p. 980)




Theorem 14.6.5 (p. 983)


Theorem 14.6.6 (p. 984)


Theorem 14.7.1 (p. 990)




Theorem 14.7.3 (p. 993)





Theorem 14.8.3 (p. 997)


Theorem 14.8.4 (p. 998)

Definition 14.8.5


Theorem 14.8.6 (p. 999)


How to Find the Absolute Extreme of a Continuous Function f of Two Variables on a Closed and Bounded Set R (p. 1001)


14.9.1 (p. 1008)Three-Variable Extremum Problem with One Constraint

14.9.2 Two-Variable Extremum Problem with One Constraint


Theorem 14.9.3 (p. 1010)


Theorem 14.9.4 (p. 1012)

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Figure 14.1.5 (p. 928)