What is the correct order for the four steps that must be followed to solve problems graphically?
A)(1)Graph each constraint,(2)identify the feasible set of solutions,(3)identify all the corner-point values in the feasible set,(4)select the corner point that yields the largest value for the objective function.
B)(1)Identify the feasible set of solutions,(2)graph each constraint,(3)identify all the corner-point values in the feasible set,(4)select the corner point that yields the largest value for the objective function.
C)(1)Identify the feasible set of solutions,(2)identify all the corner-point values in the feasible set,(3)graph each constraint,(4)select the corner point that yields the largest value for the objective function.
D)(1)Graph each constraint,(2)identify all the corner-point values in the feasible set,(3)identify the feasible set of solutions,(4)select the corner point that yields the largest value for the objective function.

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The correct order to solve problems graphically is to first graph each constraint to visually represent the problem. Next, identify the feasible set of solutions where all constraints are satisfied. Then, identify all the corner-point values within this feasible set, as these points are potential solutions. Finally, select the corner point that yields the largest (or smallest, depending on the objective) value for the objective function, as this point is the optimal solution.

What Is the Correct Order for the Four Steps That