Nonlinear Programming 13
an optimal solution. Figure 13.2 illustrates another feature of nonlinear-programming problems. Suppose that we are to minimize f (x) in this example, with 0 ≤x ≤10. The point x =7 is optimal. Note, however, that in the indicated dashed interval, the point x =0 is the best feasible point; i.e., it is an optimal feasible point in the
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