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Min Max Problem with inequality constraint.  
« on: Apr 13th, 2008, 6:28am »		 Quote Quote Modify Modify
I know how to use Lagrange multipliers for min/max problems with a constraint involving an equality, but I do not know what to do if the constraint is an inequality.
 
That is, maximize f(x,y), subject to the constraint  
g(x,y)>c.
 
Can anyone explain the technique for this type of problem?
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Re: Min Max Problem with inequality constraint.  
« Reply #1 on: Apr 13th, 2008, 7:39am »		 Quote Quote Modify Modify
Wikipedia is often a good place to start.
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