Q4:A/ solve the following linear programming problem using graphical methodMax (Z)=80x+72yS. T:5x+3y ≥ 45X ≤8y≤ 10x,y>0

The given problem is:Max(Z)=80x+72ys.t5x+3y≥45x≤8y≤10x,y≥0We need to solve the above using graphical…

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