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Simple problems of linear programming
Actually, high school didn't teach you how to use linear programming. If you look at the figures, you might as well use my method to ensure that you will never fail. I entered the college entrance examination for mathematics 133.

For example, the question 1, because it requires X+3Y, so we do what we like, and the way of doing X+3Y is disgusting.

2X+3Y & lt; /=24 〕①

{ X-Y & lt; /=7 ② In fact, I only need two formulas, believe it or not?

y & lt/=6 ③

Let a 1+b 2 = NZ.

Because the coefficients of x and y are 1: 3, (2a+b)/(3a-b)= 1/3.

6a+3b=3a-b 3a=-4b a/b=-4/3。 You can get the original formula according to this ratio. You can tell me whether it is good or not.