3. Consider the Reddy Mikks model of Example 2.1-1. Its optimal tableau is given in Example 3.3-1. If the daily availabilities of raw materials \( M 1 \) and \( M 2 \) are increased to 28 and 8 tons, respectively, use post-optimal analysis to determine the new optimal solution.
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