Solve the following linear programming problem.z = 11x + 4y8x + 4y ≤ 3211x + y ≤ 32x>0, y 20Maximize:subject to:The maximum value isThe maximum occurs at the point(Type an ordered pair. If the maximum occurs at morethan one point, type either answer. Type an integer or afraction.)

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Solve the following linear programming problem. z = 11x + 4y 8x + 4y < 32 11x + y ≤32 x>0, y 20 Maximize: subject to: The maximum value is The maximum occurs at the point (Type an ordered pair. If the maximum occurs at more than one point, type either answer. Type an integer or a fraction.)