Consider the quadratic form f(x1, x2, 13) = x+x+ 6x + 18x1x2. = 1 is (i) The maximum value of f(x) subject to the constraint x x 1 is (ii) The minimum value of f(x) subject to the constraint x x:
Consider the quadratic form f(x1, x2, 13) = x+x+ 6x + 18x1x2. = 1 is (i) The maximum value of f(x) subject to the constraint x x 1 is (ii) The minimum value of f(x) subject to the constraint x x:
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the quadratic form
f(x1, x2, x3) = x + x + 6x + 18x1x2.
(i) The maximum value of f(x) subject to the constraint x x = is
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(ii) The minimum value of f(x) subject to the constraint X x =1 is
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