Solve the following LP problem by any method (indicate the method you're using (starred row, dual, etc), whether you're doing a minimization or maximization, and what the final result is with respect to the values of s,t, and the objective function for the original problem; also show that your answer is feasible):
Minimize c = 2s + t
subject to:
3s + t >= 30
s + t >= 20
s + 3t >= 30
s,t >= 0
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