Convert the follow system of equations to standard form and solve using Simplex method to find...

Convert the follow system of equations to standard form and solve using Simplex method to find optimal solution

Maximize 10.75x + 5.3y

constraints

0.25x + 0.6y < = 1000

0.50x + 0.1y <= 1000

0.25x + 0.3y <= 1000

x>=250, y>=250

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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