Consider the function f(x,y)=min{6x,8y}. Calculate the function value at (x,y)=(2,1).
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12.
4.
8.
Correct:f(2,1)=min{6⋅2,8⋅1}=min{12,8}=8.
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Wrong: The idea is not take the minimum of the two input variables.
See Minimum functions and the corresponding Extra explanation.
Wrong: 12 is not the minimum of the two elements between brackets.
See Minimum functions and the corresponding Extra explanation.
Wrong: min{6⋅2,8⋅1}≠6⋅2−8⋅1.
See Minimum functions and the corresponding Extra explanation.