1 33 0BiProblem3: Suppose M =| 1 2 02 ,B =| B2a44ôf (B)(а) Let f(B)%3Dр' MB - a'B. Expressin terms of B, B2 and B3.(b) Find the values of (B, B2, B3) which minimizes f(B)= B'Mß- a'ß in part (a).ôg (B)(c) Let g(B)= (1 11)м "в. Еxpressin terms of B,, B2and B3.

It is given that M=130120004, a=024, and β=β1β2β3.

Answered: 13 0 Problem3: Suppose M | 1 20 004 024…

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