Optimisation (Maximisation and Minimisation) | Differential Calculus | N5 Mathematics
In this lesson, learners apply Differential Calculus to solve practical problems involving maximum and minimum values. These applications are known as optimisation problems because they involve finding the most efficient, largest, smallest, cheapest, or greatest value of a quantity. Learners will learn how to model real-life situations mathematically, form objective functions, differentiate, and use critical points to determine maxima and minima
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