where . For , let us define, , , . Which of the above sets are convex?
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f(x,y)=x+y+xy where x,y∈ℜ₊₊. For c∈ℜ₊₊, let us define, L={(x,y)∈ℜ²| f(x,y)≤ c}, U={(x,y)∈ℜ²| f(x,y)≥ c}, I={(x,y)∈ℜ²| f(x,y)=c}. Which of the above sets are convex? (A) L (B) U (C) I (D) All of them
Also written as: f(x,y)=x+y+xy where x,y in Re_(++). For c in Re_(++), let us define, L={(x,y) in Re^2| f(x,y)<= c}, U={(x,y) in Re^2| f(x,y)>= c}, I={(x,y) in Re^2| f(x,y)=c}. Which of the above sets are convex?
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