Find the range of values of c1

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Max z=5x1 +x2+2x3
s.t. x1+x2+x3</=6
6x1+x3</=8
x2+x3</=2
x1,x2,x3>/=0

1) Find the range of values of c1 fir which the current basis remains optimal.
2) Find the range of values of c2 for which the current basis remains optimal.

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