helps to solve objective function with restriction, to obtain the value of the constant C

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

The integral of the density function must be exactly 1. The c is a constant multiplier. So if you calculate the integral without the c then set c to 1 divided by the integral...

[ignacio bobadilla tapia]

But what would be the answer and how could I program it, so that it gives me the result?

[Matt J]

You could use the int command to do the integrals (twice, because a double integral is needed) assuming you have the Symbolic Math Toolbox.

I don't really know why this is a Matlab exercise, however. It's a trivial integral to do by hand.

[ignacio bobadilla tapia]

I want to know and see how the Solver command is programmed, imposing the restrictions so that it gives the result.

[Dyuman Joshi]

Click on the link that @Matt J provided or check out integral2 (this does not require any toolbox).

MATLAB documentation provides extensive amount of information regarding each function.

[Matt J]

You can see very similar examples at the documentation link I gave you