For the following Linear Programming problem, use the Simplex Approach to construct the starting simplex tableau:...

For the following Linear Programming problem, use the Simplex Approach to construct the starting simplex tableau:

Maximize ???? = P = 4 X + 5 Y

Subjected to: 3 X + 5 Y ≤ 20

X + Y ≤ 6

X, Y ≥ 0

Then apply Gauss-Jordan computations to determine the new basic solution and find the Optimum Solution?

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