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Consider the linear programming problem given by Maximize Z=8x,-4X2+4X3 subject to -2x, +X2+3x3 2 11, X1-X2+2X32 6, X1,X2;X3 20. Prepare problem for a dual

Consider the linear programming problem given by Maximize Z=8X1 - 4x2+4X3 subject to - 2xy + x2 + 3x3 2 11, X1 - X2+2x3 26, X 

Consider the linear programming problem given by Maximize Z=8x,-4X2+4X3 subject to -2x, +X2+3x3 2 11, X1-X2+2X32 6, X1,X2;X3 20. Prepare problem for a dual simplex method and solve.

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