6. Let A € R"хп, х, b E R, Q(х) — || Ах — b|Е.(a) Find the gradient of Q(x).(b) When there is a unique stationary point for Q(x). (Hint: stationary point is wheregradient equals to zero)

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Let A e Rmxn,x, b € R, Q(x) = || Ax – b||3. (a) Find the gradient of Q(x). (b) When there is a unique stationary point for Q(x). (Hint: stationary point is where gradient equals to zero)