Suppose that for a linear programming model the slope of the profit line is exactly the...
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Suppose that for a linear programming model the slope of the profit line is exactly the same value as the slope of a constraint that is partly determining the feasible solution area. Then
A. There is one unique optimal solution
B. There are exactly two optimal solutions
C. There are multiple optimal solutions
D. There is no optimal solution
E. None of the above – this could never happen
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Suppose that for a linear programming model the slope of the profit line is exactly the same value as the slope of constraint that is partly determining the feasible solution area.
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