Please can you help with this linear programming question. For the following linear programmaximize ₁+8x2+3x3subject to 21 +8x2+2x3≤4,2x+4x2+3x3 ≤ 4,1+22+3≤1,x1, x2, x30determine whether x = (0,1,0) is an optimal solution using the principle of com-plementary slackness.

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For the following linear program maximize ₁+8x2+3x3 subject to 21 +8x2+2x3≤4, 2x+4x2+3x3 ≤ 4, 1+22+3≤1, x1, x2, x30 determine whether x = (0,1,0) is an optimal solution using the principle of com- plementary slackness.