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Determine the minimum value of `Z = 3x + 2y` (if any), if the feasible region for an LPP is shown in figure:

A

Minimum value of Z = 11.

B

Minimum value of Z = 14.

C

Minimum value of Z = 12.

D

Minimum value of Z = 13.

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