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The constraints of a problem are listed below. What are the vertices of the feasible region? , , , .
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We will start by drawing the four corresponding lines in the plane:
represents the vertical axis and represents the horizontal axis.
We note that and are two points on the line (as they satisfy the equation) and thus we can draw the line by drawing the two points and drawing a straight line through the pair of points.
We note that and are two points on the line (as they satisfy the equation) and thus we can draw the line by drawing the two points and drawing a straight line through the pair of points.
Next, we note that the area is the area on the side of the line that contains the origin (as and satisfies the inequality). Similarly, the area is the area on the side of the line that contains the origin (as and satisfies the inequality).
The feasible region is then the intersection of these two regions that lies above the -axis and to the right of the -axis.
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