For each of the following problems show the fully augmented problem and simplex table solution, Also,...

For each of the following problems show the fully augmented problem and simplex table solution, Also, show which extreme points are feasible and identify the optimal solution.

a) Maximize 12?$ + 18?' subject to 6?$ + 5?' ≤ 60

?$+3?' ≤15 ?$ ≤9

?' ≤4 ?$,?' ≥0

Minimize 3.5?$ − 2.5?' s.t. ?$ − 0.5?' ≥ 2

10?$ + 3?' ≤ 30 0.5?$ + ?' ≥ 5

?$,?' ≥ 0

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Colby Messinger answered 1 year ago

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