7. Consider the optimization problem below.Maximize = -2x1+ 4x2+23subject to5x1 +22 -32336x1212 +4x3≤ 710,2013 ≥0(a) Use the simplex algorithm to show that the linear program is un-bounded (has no maximum) by identifying an unbounded vari-able.(b) *Support your answer to part (a) by finding a feasible solutionwhere z ≥ 1300.

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