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Let π be a feasible set of a linear programming problem (π). If the dual problem of (π) is unbounded then
Let π be a feasible set of a linear programming problem (π). If the dual problem of (π) is unbounded then
Updated On: Oct 1, 2024
- (P) is unbounded
- S is empty
- S is unbounded
- (P) has multiple optimal solutions
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The correct option is (B): S is empty
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