Solve the following linear programming problem. Maximize: z=10x ＋12y subject to: 7x＋4y<=28 10x＋y<=28 x>=0 y>=0 1....

Solve the following linear programming problem.

Maximize: z=10x ＋12y

subject to: 7x＋4y<=28

10x＋y<=28

x>=0

y>=0

1. The Maximun value is ____at the point____.

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