2. Given the linear programming problem below, (a) Convert the inequality constraints by adding slack variables or subtracting surplus variables, and (b) Express the equations in matrix form. n=18x, +22x, 3x, +5x, <10 3x, +5x, s25 Maximise 2x, +6x, <20 x, 20 x,20 Subject to

2. Given the linear programming problem below, (a) Convert the inequality constraints by adding slack variables or subtracting surplus variables, and (b) Express the equations in matrix form. n=18x, +22x, 3x, +5x, <10 3x, +5x, s25 Maximise 2x, +6x, <20 x, 20 x,20 Subject to

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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