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Find the point that maximizes the objective functions P=2x+5y using constraints: y>=10-2x y<=7-1/2x x>=0 y>=0​
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Find the point that maximizes the objective functions P=2x+5y using constraints:

y>=10-2x
y<=7-1/2x
x>=0
y>=0​

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(2,6)

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Find the point that maximizes the objective functions P=2x+5y using constraints: y-example-1
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