Question 15 6 pts Why do we compute right-hand-side ranges for a constraint? The ranges tell us how much we can vary the right-hand-side of a constraint and still use that constraint's dual price to compute the new optimal objective function value For any change within the allowable range, the optimal objective function does not change Right-hand-side ranges tell us how much we can increase or decrease the right-hand-side in order for the constraint to be binding. Right-hand-side ranges tell us how much we can increase or decrease the right-hand-side in order for the constraint to be non-binding. The ranges tell us the values of the right-hand side for which the dual price for that constraint is zero. Previous Neyt