programming problem. Restrict  x ≥ 0  and  y ≥ 0. Maximize  f = 2x + 4y  subject to x  +  y  ≤  8 2x  +  y  ≤  12     y  ≤  6. (x, y) =               f =

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Solve the following linear programming problem. Restrict 

x ≥ 0

 and 

y ≥ 0.



Maximize 

f = 2x + 4y

 subject to

x  +  y  ≤  8
2x  +  y  ≤  12
    y  ≤  6.
(x, y)
=
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
f =
 
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