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Use the simplex method to solve the following problem. Find y1≥​0, y2≥​0, and y3s≥0 such that...

Use the simplex method to solve the following problem.

Find y1≥​0, y2≥​0, and y3s≥0 such that

3y1+4y2≥12

3y1+y2≥16

and w=4y1+y2 is minimized

The minimum is w=____ when y1=____ and y2=____

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