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Suppose we have the following linear programming problem with A , B , C and D as the decision variables. Max 9 0 A +

Suppose we have the following linear programming problem with A,B, C and D as
the decision variables.
Max 90A +84B +70C +60D
subject to
10A+8B 9C+15D 5000
2A +3B +3C <1800
A+B+C+D=600
C150
A,B,C,D20
Below is the Sensitivity Report for this linear programming problem
Variable Celk
""
Redurced Obiectiv
Cost
Cceflici
25
425
S
150
70
C
eo
E
SBSG
alac
SCS6 Vale-B
$D$6 Vale-C
$ES6 Vale: D
1E:30
C
17
43
E
34
1E+30
1E+30
Constraints
ae Contreett
o
',
H
RHSd
Ino
5opo
5OOD
850
50
177S
1800
1E+30
25
600
6O
6003.571428571
85
150
15o
50
150
25
1E:30
425
1E+30
P
150
150
1E:30
07.142857143
L
NEm
$G$11 Constraint 1: Amount
$G$12 Constraint 2: Amount
$G$13 Constraint 3: Amount
$GS14 Constraint. 4; Amount
$6$15 A Non-Negatviy: Amount
SG$16
Negatuiy
SGS17 C Non-Negativity. Amtio
$GS18 D Non-Ncentity. Aoul
Using this report, how much will the value of the objective function increase if the
limit on Constraint 1 increases by 1 unit?
3
0
60
45

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