Use the KKT conditions to solve the following problem:      Min Z(X1 , X2) = 4(X1 -2)2 + 3(X2 – 4)3 Subject to X1 + X2 >= 5 X1 >= 1 X2 >= 2 Plot the feasible region.

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Use the KKT conditions to solve the following problem:   

  Min Z(X1 , X2) = 4(X1 -2)2 + 3(X2 – 4)3

Subject to

X1 + X2 >= 5

X1 >= 1

X2 >= 2

Plot the feasible region. Is the solution unique?

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