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1. Find the complete (including values for slack variables) optimal solution to this linear programming problem using. graphical method

Min 5X + 6Y
s.t. 3X + Y > 15
X + 2Y > 12
3X + 2Y > 24
X , Y > 0

2. Find the complete (including values for slack variables) optimal solution to this linear programming problem using Excel Solver or QM for Windows.

Max 5X + 3Y
s.t. 2X + 3Y < 30
2X + 5Y < 40
6X - 5Y < 0
X , Y > 0

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