Answered: or the linear program Max 2A + 3B s.t. 1A + 2B ≤ 6 5A + 3B ≤ 15 A, B ≥ 0 The question is how does one find the optimal solution using… | bartleby

Linear Programming (Definition, Methods & Examples)

SOLVED:Consider the following 1-variable linear program, which we call P : maximize t x subject to r x ≤ s x ≥ 0 where r, s, and t are arbitrary real numbers. Let D be the dual of P. State for which values of r, s, and t you can assert that 1. Both P and D have optimal solutions with finite objective values. 2. P is feasible, but D is infeasible. 3. D is feasible, but P is infeasible. 4. Neither P nor D is feasible.