I get how to the rest of the problem, but for the last part of the question, i have no clue how you would write your answer in interval notation. Please help me, thank you. Consider the following figure.1001fi150200200100ACf3f4.fs200150DEF10011001001(a) Set up and solve a system of linear equations to find the possible flows in the network shown in the figure. (Use the parameters s and t as necessary.)(f,, f2, f3, fa, fs, fg, f7) = ( s, 50 +t, s – 100, 100 + s – t, 250 – t, s, t(b) Is it possible for f, = 130 and f.= 140? [Answer this question first with reference to your solution in part (a) and then directly from the figure.]B. (a) Set up and solve a system of linear equations to find the possible flows in the network shown in the figure. (Use the parameters s and t as necessary.)(f,, f2, f31 f4, f5, for f;) = ( s, 50 +t, s – 100, 100 + s – t, 250 – t, s, t(b) Is it possible for f,= 130 and f.= 140? [Answer this question first with reference to your solution in part (a) and then directly from the figure.]It is possible for f,= 130 and f. = 140.It is not possible for f,= 130 and fs= 140.calcPadOperations(0)[0]Functions(c)If f, = 0, what will the range of flow be on each of the other branches? (Enter your answers using interval notation.)Symbols(0]Relations, range of flowSetsVectorsf, range of flow150 + sUTrigGreekfz range of flows – 100O Helpf5 range of flow150 – sf, range of flowSf, range of flow100 + s

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I get how to the rest of the problem, but for the last part of the question, i have no clue how you would write your answer in interval notation. Please help me, thank you.

Consider the following figure.
1001
fi
150
200
200
100
A
C
f3
f4.
fs
200
150
D
E
F
1001
100
1001
(a) Set up and solve a system of linear equations to find the possible flows in the network shown in the figure. (Use the parameters s and t as necessary.)
(f,, f2, f3, fa, fs, fg, f7) = ( s, 50 +t, s – 100, 100 + s – t, 250 – t, s, t
(b) Is it possible for f, = 130 and f.
= 140? [Answer this question first with reference to your solution in part (a) and then directly from the figure.]
B.

(a) Set up and solve a system of linear equations to find the possible flows in the network shown in the figure. (Use the parameters s and t as necessary.)
(f,, f2, f31 f4, f5, for f;) = ( s, 50 +t, s – 100, 100 + s – t, 250 – t, s, t
(b) Is it possible for f,
= 130 and f.
= 140? [Answer this question first with reference to your solution in part (a) and then directly from the figure.]
It is possible for f,
= 130 and f. = 140.
It is not possible for f,
= 130 and fs
= 140.
calcPad
Operations
(0)
[0]
Functions
(c)
If f, = 0, what will the range of flow be on each of the other branches? (Enter your answers using interval notation.)
Symbols
(0]
Relations
, range of flow
Sets
Vectors
f, range of flow
150 + s
U
Trig
Greek
fz range of flow
s – 100
O Help
f5 range of flow
150 – s
f, range of flow
S
f, range of flow
100 + s

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