Question: Consider the following linear program: Max Z = - 3 + 4 y Subject to - x + y > = 1 2 x -

Consider the following linear program: Max Z =-3+4y Subject to -x + y >=12x - y <=2 x + y <=4 x,y >=0 Which of the following are true?
Note: For these problems the LP is similar except the constraints may change from "greater-than-or-equal to" to "less-than-or-equal to" or vice versa. For each problem, check your constraints and the feasible region carefully.
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(x, y)=(2.0,2.0) is feasible corner point to this LP.
None of the answers are correct.
An iso-profit line for this LP is: y =0.75*x +3
This LP is unbounded, that is, there is no optimal solution.
This LP has an unbounded feasible region.

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