Need help finding maximum values over 3-d parameters?
If you look into my work so far I was trying to solve under a specific section of a function using the left-endpoint rule, since it can't be computed explicitly.
In this case e is the change of the function by x, and f is the change by y. And z is equal to the area under an equation from $a=0$, to $b=2\pi$, where the area is positive. You can see here: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/kv4...
I tried to make a 3-d parameter by making $m(x)=e$, $m(y)=f$, and $m(z)=q$, and tried to find the maximum values of e, and f. I've tried using sage's programming, but there is something wrong with what I did as seen here: https://cloud.sagemath.com/projects/1...
Is there a way of finding the maximum value of e, and f values? If it is done correctly both of them should be calculated as $e=0$, and $f=0$, since this should have the maximum value of $q$.
If my question is not clear please be free to say it.
My guess is that since we don't have access to your sagemathcloud account, it might be tough. Can you edit your question with a "minimal example"?