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Given the following initial simplex tableau: x y z u v w P 2 4 3...

Given the following initial simplex tableau:


 x    y   z   u   v   w   P

 2    4   3   1   0   0   0   4

 6    7   1   0   1   0   0   8

 6    6   5   0   0   1   0   18

-8  -11  -4   0   0   0   1   0



The pivot element that would be selected if you follow the standard convention taught in this course is the entry in row  , column  .

Now, use this pivot element and complete ONE STEP using the simplex method. That is, get one column in unit form and then STOP. You may still have negatives in the bottom row, but do not make any additional pivots. Interpret the tableau that you have after this single pivot and determine the value of each variable.

(I answered the rest, I just need W & P)


w =
P =

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