Q46. 107. Max Z-3X1+4X2 4X1+2X2≤80 2X1+5X2≤180 Where X1, X2≥0, standard form is A. Max Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2+A1 4X1+2X2-s1=80 2X1+5X2+s2+A1= 180, x1, x2, s1, s2, Al≥0 B. Max Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2 4X1+2X2+s1+A1=80 968-848965 2X1+5X2+s2=180, x1, x2, sl, s2, A1 ≥0 C. Max Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2 4X1+2X2+s1=80 4 2X1+5X2+s2=180, x1, x2, sl, s2 ≥0 D. Min Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2 Ops: A. OA 4X1+2X2+s1= 80 2X1+5X2+s2= 180, x1, x2, sl, s2≥0 B. OB C. OC D. OD

Q46. 107. Max Z-3X1+4X2 4X1+2X2≤80 2X1+5X2≤180 Where X1, X2≥0, standard form is A. Max Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2+A1 4X1+2X2-s1=80 2X1+5X2+s2+A1= 180, x1, x2, s1, s2, Al≥0 B. Max Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2 4X1+2X2+s1+A1=80 968-848965 2X1+5X2+s2=180, x1, x2, sl, s2, A1 ≥0 C. Max Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2 4X1+2X2+s1=80 4 2X1+5X2+s2=180, x1, x2, sl, s2 ≥0 D. Min Z=3X1+ 4X2+0s1+0s2 Ops: A. OA 4X1+2X2+s1= 80 2X1+5X2+s2= 180, x1, x2, sl, s2≥0 B. OB C. OC D. OD

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