find the least value of the expression 4x^2 + 2y^2 - 4xy - 4y + 20
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x²+4y²+3z²-2x-12y-6z+14
=x²-2x+4y²-12y+3z²-6z+14
=x²-2x+4(y²-3y)+3(z²-2z)+ 14
=(x²-2x+1–1)+4{y²-2× (3/2)y+(3/2)²-(3/2)²} +3(z²-2z+1–1)+14
=(x²-2x+1)+4{y²-2 (3/2)y+(3/2)²}+3(z²-2x+1)-1–4×(3/2)²-3+14
=(x-1)²+4(y-3/2)²+3(z-1)²-1–4 ×9/4-3+14
=(x-1)²+4(y-3/2)²+3(z-1)+1
Hence when x=1, y=3/2 and z=1
Minimum value of the expression is = 1
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