Consider the LP: maximise subject to . The optimal solution is . Determine the range of permissible change in the objective coefficient of such that the current solution remains optimal.
Answer
The correct answer is — Set up basis (since slacks positive). Compute basic solution:
Step-by-step solution
- Write optimal tableau at with slacks : \n
- Set up basis (since slacks positive). Compute basic solution:
Common mistake: Ignoring effect of reduced cost bounds
Concept tested: Sensitivity analysis of objective coefficients
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