Programming in VB: Linear Optimization with Multiple Variables?

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The discussion centers around creating a Visual Basic (VB) program for solving linear optimization problems. The program should handle two scenarios: for two variables (x and y), it will graphically display equations like 2x + 3y <= 23 and 5x + y <= 12; for three or more variables (x, y, and z), it will present solutions in a tabular format. The focus is on developing source codes and algorithms for both minimization and maximization cases. There is a suggestion to ask more specific questions to receive better responses. Additionally, a note indicates that the thread was double posted, directing users to another thread for responses.
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need help in vb programming (edited)

hello,
i want to make a linear program which has such this conditional:
if the inputs have 2 variables (ex. x & y) and make equations (ex. 2x + 3y <= 23, 5x + y <= 12) then both equation will shown in graphic.
but if the inputs have more than 2 variables (ex. x, y & z) and have some equations then the solution shown in table.
both programs are optimization case (minimization or maximization).
can anyone help me in making the source codes in vb and/or the algorithms? i really need it, pls! if u have the info feel free to send me an email to fida_nich@hotmail.com
tq
 
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