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‫Welcome back.

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‫I hope you gave a thought to our small concept exercise from the previous video.

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‫So how do you get from this to this?

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‫Well, first of all, remember that there is this relationship here.

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‫So you know that you one equals c t times all of that, then you two equals C T times L and then all

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‫that, then this is you.

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‫Three.

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‫And this is you.

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‫Four.

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‫Now, since you have your omega men and omega max using these equations here, you can calculate your

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‫minimum use and maximum use.

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‫So what would be your you one minimum?

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‫Well, if you look at this equation here, the first one and you replace all these omega s with Omega

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‫Men's, then you will get this most possible you one right?

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‫So you will have C times omega one mean squared plus omega two mean squared plus omega three mean squared

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‫and plus omega four min squared.

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‫However, since we have the same type for all the models, then we can say that omega one min equals

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‫omega two men.

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‫And it also equals omega three men and omega for men.

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‫And we can call all that omega men and the same thing.

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‫We can say that omega one max equals omega two max that equals omega three max, and that equals omega

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‫four max.

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‫And we can say that all that equals omega max.

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‫Therefore, instead of writing it like this, what I can do, I can simply write you one min equals

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‫c t times four times omega min squared.

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‫I can do that because all this omega men's here, they would be the same.

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‫So that's why I can just multiply them by four.

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‫And then in the same way I can write you one max equals c t times four times omega max squared again.

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‫If you look at this formula, then if you replace all the omega with omega max, then you will get the

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‫biggest possible use one that you can have.

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‫But now, if we look at you two, then you can see that here you have a difference.

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‫So what makes you two the smallest or the biggest?

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‫Well, it has to do with the difference here, right?

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‫So you two a minimum would be when you have the biggest possible negative difference and you two maximum,

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‫you would have it when you have the biggest possible positive difference.

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‫And so you get the biggest possible negative difference when you right here omega mean squared minus

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‫omega max squared.

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‫So let's see if omega mean squared is three and then omega max squared is 10, then you would have three

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‫minus 10 and there would be minus seven.

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‫Your smallest possible negative difference.

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‫And then you two max.

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‫Well, it would be in reverse omega max squared minus omega men squared.

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‫Then your you three men and you three max.

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‫They follow the same logic.

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‫You need the biggest possible negative difference and the biggest possible positive difference.

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‫And now finally, in order to get your you minimum and you for maximum, well, if you look at this

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‫formula here, you have two negative terms here and two positive terms here.

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‫And so in order to get the smallest possible you for value, you would write you for minimum equals,

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‫then CQ Times minus two times omega max squared plus two times omega mean squared.

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‫Since you put your omega max here, where your negative terms are and you put your omega men, where

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‫your positive terms are, then will give you the smallest possible you for.

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‫And you can think about it in this way as well.

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‫If instead of omega mean squared, I had put here omega max squared, then everything that you have

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‫here in the parentheses, it would be zero, right?

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‫Both terms would cancel each other out, and that would make your UE4 zero.

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‫But if I put Omega Max here and omega men here, that will stretch this UE4 in the negative direction

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‫in the biggest possible way.

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‫And then finally, you are you for Max.

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‫It would be in reverse.

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‫You would have minus two times omega mean squared, plus two times omega max squared.

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‫Again, it makes sense because if you take your smallest omega and you put it where your negative terms

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‫are and then you put your biggest omega square positive terms are, then that will stretch you for in

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‫the positive direction as much as possible.

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‫So you can see that using omega men and omega max values, we were able to get our minimum and maximum

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‫use if we had used omega was somewhere in between omega min and omega max.

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‫Then your use would be greater than these minimum use and they would be smaller than your maximum use.

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‫If you remember, then you one came out of your feedback unionization block and then it went straight

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‫into your plan box and only you to Q3 and Q4 came out of your NPC block.

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‫Here you say that if your you one is less than you one minimum, then you will simply assign this you

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‫one minimal value to your you one variable and you are simply going to send your you one minimum to

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‫your plan box.

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‫And similarly, if your you one is greater than you one max, then you will simply send you one max

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‫to your plan box.

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‫So that's how we constrain our you one values.

