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Chapter 6.2, Problem 29E
Solve the linear programming problems in Problems 13-32 using the simplex method.
Maximize P=20x1+30x2subjectto 0.6x1+ 1.2x2≤960 0.03x1+0.04x2≤36 0.3x1+ 0.2x2≤270 x1,x2≥0
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