Question: Consider the following LP problem. Maximize z =3 x1+2 x2, Subject to Constraint 1: 2x1+3x2
Consider the following LP problem.
Maximize z =3 x1+2 x2,
Subject to
Constraint 1: 2x1+3x2<=40,
Constraint 2: 3x1+ x2<=30,
Constraint 3: x1,x2>=0,
where x1 and x2 represent the decision variables. Solve the LP problem to answer the following questions.
What are the values of x1 and x2 at the optimal solution? What is the maximum value of z?
Note: Round your answers to 2 decimal places.
Value of x1 at the optimal solution ___________
Value of x2 at the optimal solution ___________
Maximum value of z ___________
Identify the binding and nonbinding constraints and report the slack value, as applicable.
Note: If the answer to constraints is "Non-Binding" enter slack value to 2 decimal places or leave cells blank.
Constraint 1_________________________________
Constraint 2_________________________________
Report the shadow price and range of feasibility of each binding constraint.
Note: If the answer to constraints is "Binding" enter the "Shadow price" and "Range of feasibility" to 2 decimal places or leave cells blank.
Shadow Price Range of Feasibility
From To
Constraint 1______________________________________
Constraint 2______________________________________
What is the range of optimality for the two objective function coefficients?
Note: Round your answers to 2 decimal places.
Range of Optimality for
the objective function coefficients
From To
x1____________________________ x2____________________________
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