Answer to Question #44017 in Calculus for NILADRI BHUSHAN PRADHAN

Question #44017

IF X AND Y =K,(K>0)
THEN SHOW THAT XY IS MAXIMUM WHEN X=Y, WHERE X AND Y ARE POSITIVE

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