Question: Consider the following linear programming model: Minimize objective function Z 3 X 1 - 3 X 2 Subject to constraints: X 1 + 3 X

Consider the following linear programming model:
Minimize objective function Z3X1-3X2
Subject to constraints:
X1+3X2212
X1-X220
X126
X2 $10
5X1-5X260
X120X220
a) Trace the constraints and determine the region of feasible solutions (DSA). b) The region of feasible solutions (DSA) has how many extreme points?
c) Is the optimal solution unique?
d) What are the extreme points that minimize the objective function Z?
e) What is the value of 2 at the optimum? Are there other optimal solutions?
NB: Draw the graph directly on your double examination sheet or on graph paper, choosing a suitable scale

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