Consider the following problem: Minimize (x1 – 4)² + (x2 – 6)? subject to x2 2 xf X2 <4.

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[3.45] Consider the following problem:
Minimize (x1 – 4)² + (x2 – 6)²
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subject to x2 2 xí
X2 <4.
Write a necessary condition for optimality and verify that it is satisfied by the
point (2, 4). Is this the optimal point? Why?
Transcribed Image Text:[3.45] Consider the following problem: Minimize (x1 – 4)² + (x2 – 6)² - subject to x2 2 xí X2 <4. Write a necessary condition for optimality and verify that it is satisfied by the point (2, 4). Is this the optimal point? Why?
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In this question, we write the necessary condition for the optimality and verify it for the point(2,4)

the system is

minimize (x1-4)2+(x2-6)2 s.t.x2x12x24

 

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