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Consider the function f : IR3 → IR defined byf (x) = 12 (x1)2 + 12 (x2)2 + 12 (x3)2 + ln(1 + (3x1 − x2 + 7x3 − 2)2) + 1.1(5x2 + 2x3 − 1)2(a) (5 points) Let h : IR2 → IR be defined by h(y) = ln(1 + (y1)2) + 1.1(y2)2. Show that∥∇2h(y)∥2 ≤ 2.2 for all y ∈ IR2.(b) (20 points) Suppose that the steepest descent with constant stepsize α = 0.01466 is applied tominimize f . Argue that any accumulation point of the sequence generated is a stationary pointof f
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(a) To show that ∥∇²h(y)∥² ≤ 2.2 for all y ∈ IR², we first need to compute the Hessian matrix of h, which is the matrix of second derivatives. The Hessian matrix for h is:
H = [2/(1+y₁²)² 0] [0
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