Consider the primal and dual problems for the Wyndor Glass Co. example given in Table 6.1. Using Tables 5.5, 5.6, 6.8, and 6.9, construct a new table showing the eight sets of nonbasic variables for the primal problem in column 1, the corresponding sets of associated variables for the dual problem in column 2, and the set of nonbasic variables for each complementary basic solution in the dual problem in column 3. Explain why this table demonstrates the complementary slackness property for this example.