Question 2. Consider the following linear programming problem. Min 7.505 + 9.00P s.t. 0.105 0.065 5. S,P20 0.30P 26 (carbon constraint) 0.12P s 3 (Kevlar constraint) P= 30 (total constraint) Draw the feasible region. How many corner (extreme) points exist in the feasible region? What are the values of 5 and P at each extreme point? Find the optimal solution using the graphical solution procedure.
Question 2. Consider the following linear programming problem. Min 7.505 + 9.00P s.t. 0.105 0.065 5. S,P20 0.30P 26 (carbon constraint) 0.12P s 3 (Kevlar constraint) P= 30 (total constraint) Draw the feasible region. How many corner (extreme) points exist in the feasible region? What are the values of 5 and P at each extreme point? Find the optimal solution using the graphical solution procedure.
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