PLEASE ASSIST WITH ALL QUESTIONS AND ALSO PROVIDE DEFINITIONS AS WELL AS THEOREMS WHERE NECESSARY 6.3 Explain what the simplex method is actually doing as you go work through thetableau's.6.4 Explain why in a maximization problem if z; -C; > 0 then the current basic feasiblesolution is optimal.6.5 How can you tell a maximisation problem is unbounded?6.6 What is the difference between an extreme point and a basic feasible solution ?6.7 Explain why you would utilise Bland's Rule?6.8 What do the reduce costs mean in relation to the optimal solution?

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