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Given the LPP Max Z= 3x(1)+2x(2) subje...

Given the LPP Max Z= `3x_(1)+2x_(2)` subject to the constraints
`2x_(1)+x_(2) le2`
`3x_(1)+4x_(2)ge12`
`x_(1) ge 0 , x_(2)ge0`
Draw the graphs of the constraints

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