Using the Branch-and-Bounds method, find a solution to the following instance of the Knapsack Problem: maximise subject 

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Using the Branch-and-Bounds method, find a solution to the following instance of the Knapsack Problem: maximise subject 

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Using the Branch-and-Bounds method, find a solution to the following instance of the Knapsack Problem: maximise subject to ​z=16x1​+10x2​+16x3​+30x4​+30x5​4x1​+2x2​+8x3​+10x4​+5x5​x1​,x2​,x3​,x4​,x5​=0 or 1​≤20​ Use the ratio choice method to obtain solutions to the LP relaxations of the corresponding IP problems. Provide all the details and explanation, and draw a Branchand-Bounds tree of sub-problems for the solution process.
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