Solve the following linear program: Identify the optimal solution. Minimize C = 3x + 4y Subject to: 3x - 2y<= 12 A x + 2y>= 4 B x>= 2 C x, y >= 0 Unbounded - No optimal solution (4,0) (1,1.5) (2,1)
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