Consider maximising the function f(x, y) = 2x + 3y subject to the simultaneous constraints x≤y+1, 2x ≥y-3, and y≤ 3. Write down the relevant Lagrangian and the corresponding first order equations, including the complementary slackness conditions, and the relevant inequalities. Analyse these to find the unique point that gives the maximiser, and the corresponding values of the Lagrange multipliers (which constraints are binding?). Sketch a graph indicating the region defined by the inequalities, and explain the solution found in terms of the level curves (i.e., level lines) of f. What is the maximum value of f under the constraints?

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