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Consider the function ?(?, ?) = 10 ? ? ?^ (−0.3? 2−0.2? 2) A. This function...

Consider the function ?(?, ?) = 10 ? ? ?^ (−0.3? 2−0.2? 2)

A. This function has five critical points. Find the five critical points and show all work.

B. Use the second derivative test to classify each of the critical points you found in part A as a local max, local min or saddle.

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