Consider the following problem (LPP) Maximize 4x + 6х Subject to X1 + X2 < 8 2х, + 3x,2 18 X1 2 6, x2 is unrestricted in sign. Then the problem has (A) No optimal solution (B) Only one basic feasible solution that is optimal (C) More than one feasible solutions and a unique optimal solution (D) infinitely many optimal solutions
Consider the following problem (LPP) Maximize 4x + 6х Subject to X1 + X2 < 8 2х, + 3x,2 18 X1 2 6, x2 is unrestricted in sign. Then the problem has (A) No optimal solution (B) Only one basic feasible solution that is optimal (C) More than one feasible solutions and a unique optimal solution (D) infinitely many optimal solutions
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