Find and classify the stationary point(s) of the following functions:(a) k : R³→ R defined by:k (x) = x" Ax + b,where:3-11A =-1 3111-3and b= 2. Is k (x) a quadratic form?(b) l : R²→ R defined by:1(x) = x1e¬#1(x; – 4.x2).Are any of the stationary points of l(x) global extrema? Why/why not?

(a) k:R3→R defined by kx=xT Ax+b where A=3-11-13111-3 and b=2. is kx a quadratic form?

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