3 Consider the following knapsacu problem. The size of Knap Sack is 60. Compute the maximum profit using the the bag Greedy algorithm and Identity the objects placed in 1 2 3 405 Object 5 Profit 30 40 45 77 90 5 22 Weight 25 10 15

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