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The maximum value of z in the following equation z=6xy+y2, where 3x+4y100 and 4x+3y75 for x0 and y0
is
MathematicsApplication of DerivativesJEE MainJEE Main 2021 (17 Mar Shift 1)
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The correct answer is: 904

z=6xy+y2=y(6x+y)

3x+4y100 i

4x+3y75 ii

x0

y0

x75-3y4

Given z=y(6x+y)

zy6·75-3y4+y

z12225y-7y2

Now range of 12225y-7y2 is (-,(225)22×4×7]

So, z12225y-7y2(225)22×4×7

=5062556

904.0178

904.02

It will be attained at y=22514

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