Let f(x) = -196x1 103x2 + (37x + 13x + 32x1x2). (a) Use the eigenvalues...

 

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Let f(x) = -196x1 ·103x2 + ½ (37x² + 13x² + 32x1x2). (a) Use the eigenvalues and eigenvalues of the Hessian matrix to sketch the level sets of f(x). (b) Give a graphical solution to the problem of minimizing f(x) subject to the constraints: -X1 +x₂ ≤0, X1 <3, -X₂ <0. (c) Show graphically that the optimality conditions are satisfied. Let f(x) = -196x1 ·103x2 + ½ (37x² + 13x² + 32x1x2). (a) Use the eigenvalues and eigenvalues of the Hessian matrix to sketch the level sets of f(x). (b) Give a graphical solution to the problem of minimizing f(x) subject to the constraints: -X1 +x₂ ≤0, X1 <3, -X₂ <0. (c) Show graphically that the optimality conditions are satisfied. Let f(x) = -196x1 ·103x2 + ½ (37x² + 13x² + 32x1x2). (a) Use the eigenvalues and eigenvalues of the Hessian matrix to sketch the level sets of f(x). (b) Give a graphical solution to the problem of minimizing f(x) subject to the constraints: -X1 +x₂ ≤0, X1 <3, -X₂ <0. (c) Show graphically that the optimality conditions are satisfied.

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