Question: Consider the following L.P. problem. MAX 2x + 3y s.t. 5x + 5y = 0. The x-coordinate of the extreme point with the smallest x-value
Consider the following L.P. problem.
MAX 2x + 3y
s.t. 5x + 5y <= 400 AND -1x + 1y <= 10 AND 1x + 3y >= 90 AND x,y >= 0.
The x-coordinate of the extreme point with the smallest x-value is x =
Another extreme point is where y=5 and x =
A third extreme point is where x =
The optimal solution for this L.P. problem has objective value
If the objective was changed to MAX 2x + 1y then the objective value of the optimal solution will be
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