Suppose the price of land in a city is given by the function 2 10(x − 1)² - 15(y − 1)² P(x,y)= = 256 where P(x,y) is the

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Suppose The Price Of Land In A City Is Given By The Function 2 10 X 1 15 Y 1 P X Y 256 Where P X Y Is The 1 (249.46 KiB) Viewed 51 times

Suppose the price of land in a city is given by the function 2 10(x − 1)² - 15(y − 1)² P(x,y)= = 256 where P(x,y) is the price of land at the point (x,y) in dollars per square metre and x and y are measured in kilometres. At what point within the city is the price of land highest? 0 (11) 0 (¹) 0 (¹¹) 0 (- - - - - - -/-)) O (2,2) (0,0) None of the other answers O (1,1)