Generate the dual simplex iterations for the following problems (using TORA forconvenience), and trace the path of the algorithm on the graphical solution space.(a) Minimize z = 2x, + 3xzsubject to2x, + 2x2 = 3X1 + 2x, 2 1X1, X2 2 0(b) Minimize z = 5x, + 6x2subject toX1 + x2 2 204x1 + x, 2 40X1, X2 2 0(c) Minimize z = 4x1 + 2x2subject toX1 + x2 = 10Зх, — х, 20X1, X2 2 0D4FIGURE 4.3Solution space for Problem 435

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Generate the dual simplex iterations for the following problems (using TORA for convenience), and trace the path of the algorithm on the graphical solution space. (a) Minimize z = 2x¡ + 3x, subject to 2x, + 2x2 s 3 X1 + 2x, 21 X1, X2 2 0

Generate the dual simplex iterations for the following problems (using TORA for convenience), and trace the path of the algorithm on the graphical solution space. (a) Minimize z = 2x¡ + 3x, subject to 2x, + 2x2 s 3 X1 + 2x, 21 X1, X2 2 0

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