The following problem is nonconvex because the equality constraint is not affine, and the inequalityconstraint is not convex; however, you can reformulate the problem with convex constraints:subject tomin x² + x²Xx²1 + x²(4x₁2x₂)² = 0SO

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The following problem is nonconvex because the equality constraint is not affine, and the inequality constraint is not convex; however, you can reformulate the problem with convex constraints: subject to min x² + x² X SO 1+x² (4x₁2x₂)² = 0