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Consider the following minimization problem: Min z=X1+3x2 s.t 3x1+7x222 9x1+5x223 X 1,X220 What is the objective function of the dual maximization problem ? w = 3x1+2x2 .1 O w = X1+3x2 .2 O w = 2x1+3x2.3 O W = X1+2x2.40

Consider the following minimization problem: Min z=X1+3x2 s.t 3x1+7x222 9x1+5x223 X 1,X220 What is the objective function of the dual maximization problem ? w = 3x1+2x2 .1 O w = X1+3x2 .2 O w = 2x1+3x2.3 O W = X1+2x2.40

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