Impact of Changes in RHS Values of Constraints Is Typically

question 21

Multiple Choice

Impact of changes in RHS values of constraints is typically measured by the:

• A)reduced cost
• B)RHS allowable increase value
• C)RHS allowable decrease value
• D)shadow price
• E)objective function coefficients

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