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Necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a local maximum in a single- variable, unconstrained, nonlinear optimization problem are that the first derivative be 0 at a point and the second derivative be negative at the same point.
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Q2: The local maximum for the function
Q3: In single-variable, constrained minimization problems, the optimal
Q4: In an unconstrained two-variable problem with a
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Q7: In an unconstrained two-variable problem with a
Q8: In single-variable, unconstrained minimization problems, if there
Q9: The necessary condition for optimality in a
Q10: If a local optimal solution is found
Q11: In single-variable, constrained minimization problems, the optimal