How do I find the unconstrained maximum of the equation f(x,y) = 50 - (2x+10)^4-(y-6)^2

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How do I find the unconstrained maximum of the equation f(x,y) = 50 - (2x+10)^4-(y-6)^2

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How do I find the unconstrained maximum of the equation f(x,y) =50 - (2x+10)^4-(y-6)^2
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