Maximize the function p = -x+y over the following constraints: a) x+y>=4, x>=0, y>=0, -x+2y<=2, y<=3 b) What about the function p = x+y?

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Maximize the function p = -x+y over the following constraints:

a) x+y>=4, x>=0, y>=0, -x+2y<=2, y<=3

b) What about the function p = x+y?

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