Question: Consider the following linear programming problem: Max z = 1 6 x 1 + 1 3 x 2 s . t . 2 0 x

Consider the following linear programming problem:
Max z=16x1+13x2
s.t.20x1+10x260(constraintI)
,x1+2x26(constraintII)
,x1,x20.
The constraint lines and optimal solution are illustrated in the following figure:
What is the lower bound of the x2 coefficient (C2) in the objective function, that doesn't change the optimal solution?
(Round to one decimal place.)
 Consider the following linear programming problem: Max z=16x1+13x2 s.t.20x1+10x260(constraintI) ,x1+2x26(constraintII) ,x1,x20.

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