Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms
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- Let
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- Let
- The right hand side of each constraint is nonnegative if each variable has a nonpositive coefficient in row 0.
- Let High Income Men (HIM) and High Income Women (HIW) be the two constraints.
- Thus the current basis remains feasible for
c.
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“Yes”, Dorian advertise on the news program if an ad on a news program costs $110,000 and reaches 12 million HIW and 7 million HIM.
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- Let
- The right hand side of each constraint is nonnegative if each variable has a nonpositive coefficient in row 0
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