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Cutting Plane Algorithm Question

Consider the following IP:

max z = 2x1-4x2

s.t

2x1 + x2 <= 5

-4x1 + 4x2 <= 5

x1,x2 >=0; x1,x2 integer

The optimal tableau for this IP's linear programming relaxation is given in Table 88. Use the cutting plane algorithm to find the optimal solution.

image.pngOriginal question is located in "Operation Research Applications and Alogrithms 4th edition" book by W.Winston. Topic: Cutting Plane Algorithm,Section 9.8. Page 549, PROBLEMS, Group A, 3rd question.

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