Consider the following sensitivity report: Sensitivity Report Variable Cells Final Reduced Objective Allowable Allowable Cell Name Value Cost Coefficient Increase Decrease SB$2 Coffee blend A (xl) 120 0 1.95 E+30 3.083333333 $CS2 Coffee Blend B (x2) 80 0 1.7 E+30 4.625 Constraints Final Shadow Constraint Allowable Allowable Increase Cell Name Value Price R.H. Side Decrease $D$10 Available quanitity of Coffee G SD$11 Proportion of sales SD$7 Brewing capacity SD$8 Available quanitity of Coffee B |SD$9 Available quanitity of Coffee T 78 0 80 E+30 2 0 0.1 0 33.33333333 50 200 1.85 200 5.128205128 200 74 80 1E+30 6 1E+30 48 0 80 32 What would be the change in objective function if the objective coefficient for variable xl is changed from 1.95 to 2? a) Objective function will increase by $8 b) Objective function will increase by $6 c) Objective function will remain unchanged d) Can't be determined due to insufficient information

Consider the following sensitivity report: Sensitivity Report Variable Cells Final Reduced Objective Allowable Allowable Cell Name Value Cost Coefficient Increase Decrease SB$2 Coffee blend A (xl) 120 0 1.95 E+30 3.083333333 $CS2 Coffee Blend B (x2) 80 0 1.7 E+30 4.625 Constraints Final Shadow Constraint Allowable Allowable Increase Cell Name Value Price R.H. Side Decrease $D$10 Available quanitity of Coffee G SD$11 Proportion of sales SD$7 Brewing capacity SD$8 Available quanitity of Coffee B |SD$9 Available quanitity of Coffee T 78 0 80 E+30 2 0 0.1 0 33.33333333 50 200 1.85 200 5.128205128 200 74 80 1E+30 6 1E+30 48 0 80 32 What would be the change in objective function if the objective coefficient for variable xl is changed from 1.95 to 2? a) Objective function will increase by $8 b) Objective function will increase by $6 c) Objective function will remain unchanged d) Can't be determined due to insufficient information

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