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Consider the following linear program: MIN Z = 50A + 60B s.t. 6A + 8B ≤...

Consider the following linear program:

MIN Z = 50A + 60B

s.t. 6A + 8B ≤ 300

14A + 7B ≥ 196

A ≥ 10

B ≥ 8

Solve this linear program graphically and determine the optimal quantities of A, B, and the value of Z. Show the optimal area.

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