Lagrange

Lagrange refers to a mathematical method developed by Joseph-Louis Lagrange for solving complex problems, especially in physics and calculus. It helps find the best solution by considering constraints and optimizing a particular quantity, such as maximizing profit or minimizing time. Instead of directly tackling difficult equations, Lagrange’s method introduces auxiliary variables called multipliers to incorporate constraints smoothly. This approach is widely used in optimization problems across engineering, economics, and science, providing a systematic way to determine the optimal best solution under given conditions.