In single-variable, constrained minimization problems, the optimal solution may be at one of the extreme PPints, thatsejs, a point where the function intersects a constraint.

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In single-variable, constrained minimization problems, the optimal solution can indeed be at one of the extreme points where the function intersects a constraint, as these points can potentially represent the lowest (or highest, in maximization problems) values of the function within the feasible region defined by the constraints.

In Single-Variable, Constrained Minimization Problems, the Optimal Solution May Be