Question: Suppose we solve a maximization integer programming problem twice: first with all required integer and non-integer constraints, and second by dropping the integer requirements (i.e.,

  1. Suppose we solve a maximization integer programming problem twice: first with all required integer and non-integer constraints, and second by dropping the integer requirements (i.e., treating all decision variables to be continuous). Which of the following statement(s) will hold?

    A. The second solution is an upper bound on the first solution B. The optimal objective function values of the two solutions are always equal C. Excel Solver will not be able to find a solution for the second problem D. The optimal objective function value of the first solution is always more than that of the second solution E. None of the above

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