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Given the linear Program:

Max 3A+4B
s.t.

-1A+2B is less than or equal to 8
1A+2B is less than or equal to 12
2A+1B is less than or equal to 16
A,B is greater than or equal to 0

A. Show the feasible region?

b. Find the optimal solution using the graphical solution procedure?

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Given the linear Program:

Max 3A+4B
s.t.

A. Show the feasible region?

B. Find the optimal solution using the graphical solution procedure?

A. First we plot the ...

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