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The constraints of a linear programming problem are x+2y≤10 and 6x+3y≤18. Which of the following points lie in the feasible region?
The constraints of a linear programming problem are x+2y≤10 and 6x+3y≤18. Which of the following points lie in the feasible region?
Updated On: Jun 10, 2024
- (0,6)
- (4,3)
- (5,7)
- (1,7)
- (1,3)
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The correct option is (E): (1,3)
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