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Consider the following linear programming problem:
Maximize5X+6Y
Subject to:4X+2Y420
1X+2Y120
all variables 0
Which of the following points (X,Y) is feasible?

A
(50,40)
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B
(30,50)
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C
(60,30)
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D
(90,20)
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E
None of these
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Solution

The correct option is D (60,30)
Feasible points are the points that satisfy the constraints.
Therefore, substitute the options in the constraint equations and verify.

A. substituting (50,40) in 4x+2y420
we get 4×50+2×40420
200+80420280420 True
substituting (50,40) in 1x+2y120
we get 1×50+2×40120
50+80120130120 False

B. substituting (30,50) in 4x+2y420
we get 4×30+2×50420
120+100420220420 True
substituting (30,50) in 1x+2y120
we get 1×30+2×50120
30+100120130120 False

C. substituting (60,30) in 4x+2y420
we get 4×60+2×30420
240+60420300420 True
substituting (60,30) in 1x+2y120
we get 1×60+2×30120
60+60120120120 True

A. substituting (90,20) in 4x+2y420
we get 4×90+2×20420
360+40420400420 True
substituting (90,20) in 1x+2y120
we get 1×90+2×20120
90+40120130120 False

Therefore option C (60,30) is the feasible point

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