Q1. Suppose we have obtained the tableau below for a maximization problem. State conditions on ai, a2, as, b, ci, and cz that make the following statements true: a) The current solution is optimal, and there are alternative optimal solutions. b) The current basic solution is not a basic feasible solution. c) The current basic solution is a degenerate basic feasible solution.

Q1. Suppose we have obtained the tableau below for a maximization problem. State conditions on ai, a2, as, b, ci, and cz that make the following statements true: a) The current solution is optimal, and there are alternative optimal solutions. b) The current basic solution is not a basic feasible solution. c) The current basic solution is a degenerate basic feasible solution.

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