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Minimize
Subject to:
Z = 20X+15Y
7X+11Y≥77
(C1)
16X+4Y≥80 (C2)
X,Y≥0
On the graph on right, constraints C₁ and C₂ have been
drawn.
Using the point drawing tool, plot all the corner points
for the feasible area.
The optimum solution is:
X=3.57 (round your response to two
decimal places).
Y = (round your response to two
decimal places).

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