'Solve the following linear programming problem using the graphical method. Max (Z)=5X₁+7X2 Subjected to: 2X₁+3X, 18 X₁ + X₂ ≤8 X₂≤4 X₁, X₂ 20
'Solve the following linear programming problem using the graphical method. Max (Z)=5X₁+7X2 Subjected to: 2X₁+3X, 18 X₁ + X₂ ≤8 X₂≤4 X₁, X₂ 20
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Transcribed Image Text:'Solve the following linear programming problem using the graphical
method.
Max (Z)=5X₁+7X₂
Subjected to:
2X₁+3X₂< 18
X₁+X₂ ≤8
X₂<4
X₁, X₂ 20
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