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Hello everyone, I have the following question:
Show without using the simplex method that
x1=5/26, x2=5/2, x3=27/26
is an optimal solution to the following LPP.
Maximize z=9x1+14x2+7x3 subject to
2x1+x2+3x3<= 6
5x1+4x2+x3<= 12
12x2 <= 5
x1,x2,x3 unrestricted.
=>
Dual is the following:
Minimize z'=6w1+12w2+6w3 subject to
2w1+5w2 >= 9
w1+4w2+2w3>= 14
3w1+w2 >= 7
w1,w2,w3 >= 0
I am lost regarding where I should proceed next. Looking for your guidance.
Show without using the simplex method that
x1=5/26, x2=5/2, x3=27/26
is an optimal solution to the following LPP.
Maximize z=9x1+14x2+7x3 subject to
2x1+x2+3x3<= 6
5x1+4x2+x3<= 12
12x2 <= 5
x1,x2,x3 unrestricted.
=>
Dual is the following:
Minimize z'=6w1+12w2+6w3 subject to
2w1+5w2 >= 9
w1+4w2+2w3>= 14
3w1+w2 >= 7
w1,w2,w3 >= 0
I am lost regarding where I should proceed next. Looking for your guidance.