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which has no feasible solution (See Exercise 9 3) Problems of this kind are referred to as unfeasible At the opposite, the problem Maximize x1 − x2 Subject to:

Hence, the dual has no feasible solution (b) On the other hand, if the objective function value of the dual problem is unbounded upward, it can be shown by

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(a) alternate optimal solution (b) degenerate optimal solution (c) no feasible solution 48 If a variable Xj is unrestricted in sign in a primal LPP, then the

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Standard form of an L P P Solution by simplex method and method of penalty Duality theory-The dual itself we see that there is no finite maximum value of z

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From Corollary 2 7, it is sufficient to consider only BFSs when searching for an optimal solution 3 1 Recall P1, expressed without slack variables: maximise x1 +

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For M sufficiently large, x7 will be zero in the final linear programming solution, so that the solution satisfies the original problem constraint without the artificial

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hence no feasible solution Remarks From the examples which we have discussed so far, we notice some general features of linear programming problems:

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The problem of linear programming is to find out the best solution that satisfy What is the maximum value of without making negative? 2 + − + = 2 2 − + 5 +