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    This document contains examples of using the Lagrange multiplier method to optimize functions subject to constraints. Example 1 finds the closest and farthest points on a circle from a given point. Example 2 maximizes and minimizes a function subject to a single constraint. Example 3 finds the maximum and minimum distance from the origin to the intersection of two surface curves. Example 4 minimizes a function subject to both equality and inequality constraints. The document was presented by Dr. Ayman Faza of Princess Sumaya University of Technology and contains worked examples of applying the Lagrange multiplier method.

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    This document contains examples of using the Lagrange multiplier method to optimize functions subject to constraints. Example 1 finds the closest and farthest points on a circle from a given point. Example 2 maximizes and minimizes a function subject to a single constraint. Example 3 finds the maximum and minimum distance from the origin to the intersection of two surface curves. Example 4 minimizes a function subject to both equality and inequality constraints. The document was presented by Dr. Ayman Faza of Princess Sumaya University of Technology and contains worked examples of applying the Lagrange multiplier method.

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    This document contains examples of using the Lagrange multiplier method to optimize functions subject to constraints. Example 1 finds the closest and farthest points on a circle from a given point. Example 2 maximizes and minimizes a function subject to a single constraint. Example 3 finds the maximum and minimum distance from the origin to the intersection of two surface curves. Example 4 minimizes a function subject to both equality and inequality constraints. The document was presented by Dr. Ayman Faza of Princess Sumaya University of Technology and contains worked examples of applying the Lagrange multiplier method.

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    Optimal Power Systems

    Lagrange Multiplier Method – Examples

    Fall 2020

    Ayman Faza, PhD


    Princess Sumaya University of Technology
    Example 1

     Find the points on the circle , which are the closest and farthest from the point (1,2)

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    Example 2

     Maximize (and Minimize) the function


    Subject to

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    Example: Multiple constraints

     
    Find the maximum and minimum distance from the origin to the curve of the intersection of the
    surfaces:
    and

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    Example 4: Equality and Inequality Constraints

     Minimize

    Subject to: and

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    Thank You

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