4 Question 3(Jacobian Method Problem)Consider the following problem:f(X)= 2 + 3r + 5z12391(X)= 123 +2r2 + 2 - 11 = 092 (X)= + 21T2 + - 14 - 0Given the feasible point X° = (1,2,3), we wish to study the variation in f(= 8.f) in the feasibleneighborhood of X°. Let Y = (21, 23) and Zfeasible neighborhood of the feasible point X, = (1,2, 3) given a small change dz2 = 0.001 in the= 22. Suppose that we need to estimate def in a%3Dindependent variable za? Comment does the effect of this linear approximation has a negligible impactwith such a low change in the value of the independent variable?

Given: fX=x12+3x22+5x1x32, where X=x1,x2,x3 X0=1,2,3 To estimate: The variation in f in a feasible…

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