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Rewrite the following linear programming problem using slack variables, and determine the initial simplex tableau. Maximize: P=x1+3x2, Subject to: x1+2x2≤5 x1+x2≤4 2x1+x2≤6 x1,x2≥0

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Rewrite the following linear programming problem using slack variables, and determine the initial simplex tableau.
Maximize:

P=x1+3x2,

Subject to:

x1+2x2≤5

x1+x2≤4

2x1+x2≤6

x1,x2≥0

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