Maximize z=5x+5y subject to 5x+9y ≥95 18x−11y ≥125 x+y ≤44 x ≥0 y ≥0 ...
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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes
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Solve the linear programming problem.
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Maximize
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z=5x+5y
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subject to
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5x+9y
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≥95
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18x−11y
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≥125
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x+y
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≤44
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x
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≥0
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y
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≥0
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