Question 27Variable cellsFinal Reduced Objective Allowable AllowableValue Cost Coefficient Increase DecreaseCell Name$B$6 Activity 104255001E+30425$C$6 Activity 227.50.0300500300$D$6 Activity 30 2504001E+30250ConstraintsFinal Shadow Constraint Allowable AllowableValue Price R.H. SideIncreaseDecreaseCell Name$E$2 Benefit A110060501E+30$E$3 Benefit B110751101E+3046$E$4 Benefit C137.508057.51E+30If the coefficient for Activity 2 in the objective function changes to $400, then theobjective function value:A) will increase by $100.B) will increase by $7,500.OC) will remain the same.D) will increase by $2,750.

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