(a) Let f: R" → R be a function given by f(x₁,2,...) = ...., wherenΣ= 1. Show that the maximum of f(11, I2, ..., In) is n¹/".k=1

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a) Let f: R" → R be a function given by f(₁,₂)=1..., where = 1. Show that the maximum of f(11, 12,..., In) is n¹/" k=1