To explain: The reason behind that in linear programming more than one vertex can yield maximum value for the objective function.
Answer to Problem 33HP
The reason behind is slope of objective function is equal to slope of boundary region.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The same maximum value for the function
Calculation:
Consider the provided information that the same maximum value for the function
The reason behind that in linear programming more than one vertex can yield maximum value for the objective function is slope of objective function is equal to slope of boundary region.
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