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Consider the following linear program: 12x+10y, 2x+3Y<480,and 4x+3Y<360 , All variables are >0. What is the...

Consider the following linear program: 12x+10y, 2x+3Y<480,and 4x+3Y<360 , All variables are >0. What is the maximum value for the objective function? a. 360,b.480, c.1520, d.1560

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After plotting the equations and solving them, the maximum value for the objective function is 1520.

Hence the correct option is c. 1520

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