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Given A -= (3,2), B-=(4,0), C-= (1,1) an...

Given `A -= (3,2), B-=(4,0), C-= (1,1) and D-=(0,4)`.
Then, the optimal solution of the L.P.P.
Maximize `Z=38x+19y`
subject to `2x+3y le 12, 2x + y le 8, x ge 0, y ge0`
takes place at the points

A

A and B

B

only C

C

only D

D

C and D

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