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3 years ago

Minimize Q=x^2+2y^2, where x+y=3

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Studentka2010 [4]3 years ago

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<span>The first step you need to do is to rewrite
x+y=3
as y=3-x
</span><span>Now we can replace the y in the equation with our newfound value for y, which is
y=3-x.
So lets write it now like this
Q=x^2+2(3-y)^2
=x^2+18-12x+2x^2
=3x^2+18-12x
</span>Hope this helps

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