solve the linear programming problem with the simplex method.
maximize: p=x+2y−z
subject...
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solve the linear programming problem with the simplex method.
maximize: p=x+2y−z
subject to:
x+y+z≤6
2x−z≤3
x≥0,y≥0,z≥0
Answers: 1
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