Consider the following mathematical program:Min: Z(x) = 12x + 10 x2s.t.X₁ +X₁ +2x₁ +2x₂ > 11X₂ > 10X₂ > 1220x₂ > 0Sketch the feasible region and show the coordinates of all (feasible) corner points.Repeat your sketch from part a, and solve the problem graphically. Make sure to show therelevant isoquant, identify the optimal solution, and state the objective function value at the optimalsolution.

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