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Solve the following linear program: Max 5x + 10y 1x        <= 100             A          1y<=...

Solve the following linear program:

Max 5x + 10y

1x        <= 100             A

         1y<= 80             B

2x + 4y <= 400            C

What is the profit at the optimal solution?

Group of answer choices

The model becomes unbounded

$500

$800

Alternate optimal solutions exist

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