Does the function f(r,y) = e-(z²+y°) achieve an absolute minimum on D= R²? %3D

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Does the function f(x, y) = e-(z²+y²) achieve an absolute minimum on D= R²?
%3D
Select one:
the minimum is achieved on the boundary of D
4 of 24
yes,
O yes, the minimum is achieved in the interior of D DOO
no, because D is not closed
no, because D is not bounded
none of the other answers
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Transcribed Image Text:Does the function f(x, y) = e-(z²+y²) achieve an absolute minimum on D= R²? %3D Select one: the minimum is achieved on the boundary of D 4 of 24 yes, O yes, the minimum is achieved in the interior of D DOO no, because D is not closed no, because D is not bounded none of the other answers .- --- - --- --
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