SOLUTION: Solve the following LPP by graphically Max Z=x1+x2 Sub to 5x1+3x2<=15 x1+x2>=6 and x1,x2>=0

Question 884240: Solve the following LPP by graphically
Max Z=x1+x2
Sub to 5x1+3x2<=15
x1+x2>=6
and x1,x2>=0
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Instead of x[1] and x[2], I'll use x and y.
First find the region and the vertices.
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Now add

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So the feasible region looks like this,

The extreme values occur at the vertices.
(0,5) :
(0,6) :
(6,0) :
(3,0) :
The maximum value occurs along the line

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