Solve the linear programming problem by the simplex method: Maximize 40x - 30y subject to the following constraints_ Y < 3y 2 12 x20, y 2 0 Put the second constraint into form: Construct the corresponding linear system: The maximum value of M is which is attained forx = and y=D 720
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