Consider the primal linear programming problembelow.Maximise x1 + x2 + 5/4 x3, subject to8x1 +3x2 +6x3 <12,бх1 + 16х2 + 12х3 < 20, х1,x2,х3 20.a) Construct the dual problem and solve itgraphically.b) Determine a solution to the primal problem,stating clearly any results that you use.

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Consider the primal linear programming problem below. Maximise x1 + x2 + 5/4 x3, subject to 8x1 +3x2 +6x3 <12, 6х1 + 16х2 + 12х3 < 20, х1,x2,х3 20. a) Construct the dual problem and solve it graphically. b) Determine a solution to the primal problem, stating clearly any results that you use.