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Solve the following linear program: Maximise 5x + 6y subject to x + y ? 10...

Solve the following linear program: Maximise 5x + 6y subject to

x + y ? 10

x - y ? 3

5x + 4y ? 35

x1 ? 0

x2 ? 0

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