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Portions of a Management Scientist output are shown below. Use what you know about the solution of linear programs to fill in the ten blanks.
LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM
MAX 12X1+9X2+7X3
S.T.
1) 3X1+5X2+4X3<150
2) 2X1+1X2+1X3<64
3) 1X1+2X2+1X3<80
4) 2X1+4X2+3X3>116
OPTIMAL SOLUTION
Objective Function Value = 336.000 Portions of a Management Scientist output are shown below. Use what you know about the solution of linear programs to fill in the ten blanks. LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM MAX 12X1+9X2+7X3 S.T. 1) 3X1+5X2+4X3<150 2) 2X1+1X2+1X3<64 3) 1X1+2X2+1X3<80 4) 2X1+4X2+3X3>116 OPTIMAL SOLUTION Objective Function Value = 336.000 OBJECTIVE COEFFICIENT RANGES RIGHT HAND SIDE RANGES Portions of a Management Scientist output are shown below. Use what you know about the solution of linear programs to fill in the ten blanks. LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM MAX 12X1+9X2+7X3 S.T. 1) 3X1+5X2+4X3<150 2) 2X1+1X2+1X3<64 3) 1X1+2X2+1X3<80 4) 2X1+4X2+3X3>116 OPTIMAL SOLUTION Objective Function Value = 336.000 OBJECTIVE COEFFICIENT RANGES RIGHT HAND SIDE RANGES OBJECTIVE COEFFICIENT RANGES Portions of a Management Scientist output are shown below. Use what you know about the solution of linear programs to fill in the ten blanks. LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM MAX 12X1+9X2+7X3 S.T. 1) 3X1+5X2+4X3<150 2) 2X1+1X2+1X3<64 3) 1X1+2X2+1X3<80 4) 2X1+4X2+3X3>116 OPTIMAL SOLUTION Objective Function Value = 336.000 OBJECTIVE COEFFICIENT RANGES RIGHT HAND SIDE RANGES RIGHT HAND SIDE RANGES Portions of a Management Scientist output are shown below. Use what you know about the solution of linear programs to fill in the ten blanks. LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM MAX 12X1+9X2+7X3 S.T. 1) 3X1+5X2+4X3<150 2) 2X1+1X2+1X3<64 3) 1X1+2X2+1X3<80 4) 2X1+4X2+3X3>116 OPTIMAL SOLUTION Objective Function Value = 336.000 OBJECTIVE COEFFICIENT RANGES RIGHT HAND SIDE RANGES

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