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1 Optimization

2 I. Textbook Examples

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11 How did we know that the domain of A is [0,32]

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23 1. Homework Examples: ( Section 4.4 Exercises ) a. Problems: 9 (Maximum product) and 11 (Minimum sum) b. Problems: 19 ( Minimum distance) 2. Previous Exams Problems: a. Q4 of Exam 2,Fall, 2013. b. Q8 of Exam 2, Fall, 2012 3. Questions done in the homework and quizzes in MyMathLab ‘

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