Linear Programming and Maximizing
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Maximize Z = 3X + Y subject to
12X + 14Y <= 85
3X + 2Y <= 18
Y<= 4
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Maximize Z = 3X + Y subject to
12X + 14Y <= 85
3X + 2Y <= 18
Y<= 4
12X + 14Y = 85 3X + 2Y = 18
If X = 0 If x = 0
14Y = 85 2Y = 18
Y = 6.07 Y = 9
If Y = 0 If Y = 0
12X = 85 3X = 18
X = 7.08 X = 6
Y = 4
When
X Y
0 6.07 = 12X + 14(6.07) = 84.98
7.08 0 = 12(7.08 + 14Y = 84.96
6 9 = 3(6) + 2(9) = 36
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