Question 1 Solve the following linear programming: Max :Z = 8Y, +10Y, +12Y, subject to 4Y, + Y, + 2Y, < 8 3Y, + Y, +6Y, < 6 - 2Y, - 4Y, + Y, < 8 2Y, – 3Y, + Y, < 12 %3D - 3 Y,, Y2,Y; 2 0
Question 1 Solve the following linear programming: Max :Z = 8Y, +10Y, +12Y, subject to 4Y, + Y, + 2Y, < 8 3Y, + Y, +6Y, < 6 - 2Y, - 4Y, + Y, < 8 2Y, – 3Y, + Y, < 12 %3D - 3 Y,, Y2,Y; 2 0
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