13) Consider the linear program max 3z + Z2 s.t. -2Z + Z 2 Z +...

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13) Consider the linear program max 3z₁ + Z2 s.t. -2Z₁ + Z₂ ≤2 Z₁ + Z₂ ≤ 6 Z₁ ≤4 Z₁, Z₂ ≥ 0 a) Solve the problem graphically. b) Add slacks Z3, Z4, and 25 to place the model in standard form. c) Apply rudimentary simplex to compute an optimal solution to your standard form starting with all slacks basic. d) Plot your progress in part (c) on the graph of part (a). 13) Consider the linear program max 3z₁ + Z2 s.t. -2Z₁ + Z₂ ≤2 Z₁ + Z₂ ≤ 6 Z₁ ≤4 Z₁, Z₂ ≥ 0 a) Solve the problem graphically. b) Add slacks Z3, Z4, and 25 to place the model in standard form. c) Apply rudimentary simplex to compute an optimal solution to your standard form starting with all slacks basic. d) Plot your progress in part (c) on the graph of part (a).

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a linear program with the objective function to maximize 3z1 z2 subject to four constraints The first constraint is 2z1 z2 2 the second constraint is ... View the full answer