Why do we put the first order derivative equal to zero in Optimization?
This video illustrates the optimization of a function graphically. It also throws light on why do we put the first-order derivative of the function equal to zero in optimization.
Видео Why do we put the first order derivative equal to zero in Optimization? канала Shah Academy
Видео Why do we put the first order derivative equal to zero in Optimization? канала Shah Academy
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