Q11 Solving the mathemtical model of linearprogramming Simplex method imin z = 2000X₁ +2200X₂+1800X3+1600X4S-T4X₁ +6X₂+2X3 + 8 X 4 7 605X₁ + 3x₂ + 7X3 + 4X4 < 75

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Q11 Solving the mathemtical model of linear programming Simplex method i min z = 2000X₁ +2200X₂+1800X3+ 1600X4 S-T 4X₁ +6X₂+2X3 + 8 X 4 7 60 5X₁ + 3X₂ + 7X3 + 4X4 < 75