2 Consider the optimization problemcTx + d"wminz,wsubject toAx +Hw < b(1)Wi? Awhere x, w E R", b e R™, and all other vectors and matrices are dimensioned appropriately. Note that thecomponents of x are not restricted in sign.(b) Provide a counterexample with n = 1 where your LP and (1) are not equivalent when H containsnegative entries.

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