- Perform a second order condition "check" to confirm that your answer in part (a) does indeed solve the equality constrained optimization problem above. "Prove" your answer by "showing" the essential steps/arguments. Hint: For the problem: max f(x) s.t. g₁(x) = C₁, 9₂(x) = C₂,9K(x) = CK max & = f(x) - ¹,[9/(x) − ¢₁] = f (x) - A₁ [9₁(x) - C₁] – A₂[9₂(x) - C₂] - .. - AK[9K (x) - Cx] the BH(x,x) is n.d If and only if last (N-K) Leading principal minors alternate in sign with the last Leading principal minors having the sign (-1).
- Perform a second order condition "check" to confirm that your answer in part (a) does indeed solve the equality constrained optimization problem above. "Prove" your answer by "showing" the essential steps/arguments. Hint: For the problem: max f(x) s.t. g₁(x) = C₁, 9₂(x) = C₂,9K(x) = CK max & = f(x) - ¹,[9/(x) − ¢₁] = f (x) - A₁ [9₁(x) - C₁] – A₂[9₂(x) - C₂] - .. - AK[9K (x) - Cx] the BH(x,x) is n.d If and only if last (N-K) Leading principal minors alternate in sign with the last Leading principal minors having the sign (-1).
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![Perform a second order condition "check" to confirm that your answer in part (a) does indeed solve
the equality constrained optimization problem above. "Prove" your answer by "showing" the essential
steps/arguments. Hint: For the problem:
max f(x) s.t. g₁(x) = C₁, 9₂(x) = C₂,9K(x) = CK
X
max = f(x) - ¹,[9, (x) — c;] = f(x) − A₁[9₁(x) − ¢₁] − A₂[9₂(X) − ¢₂] — - — Ax[9x (x) — CK]
x,
j=1
the BH(x, 2) is n.d If and only if last (N-K) Leading principal minors alternate in sign with the last Leading
principal minors having the sign (-1)".](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Ffd0ad285-993a-4693-bd2d-c219acf44c8e%2F01b37dce-66eb-4088-8da5-44ea7b6a018c%2F4d57aj_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Perform a second order condition "check" to confirm that your answer in part (a) does indeed solve
the equality constrained optimization problem above. "Prove" your answer by "showing" the essential
steps/arguments. Hint: For the problem:
max f(x) s.t. g₁(x) = C₁, 9₂(x) = C₂,9K(x) = CK
X
max = f(x) - ¹,[9, (x) — c;] = f(x) − A₁[9₁(x) − ¢₁] − A₂[9₂(X) − ¢₂] — - — Ax[9x (x) — CK]
x,
j=1
the BH(x, 2) is n.d If and only if last (N-K) Leading principal minors alternate in sign with the last Leading
principal minors having the sign (-1)".
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