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For a primal-dual pair of linear programs (where the primal is a minimisation problem and the dual is a maximisation problem), you are told that the optimal value of the dual linear program is 22. Which of the following statements is true?Question 1Answera.The primal linear program is infeasible.b.Any feasible point of the dual linear program has value at least 22.c.The primal linear program is unbounded.d.Any feasible point of the primal linear program has objective value of at least 22.

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For a primal-dual pair of linear programs (where the primal is a minimisation problem and the dual is a maximisation problem), you are told that the optimal value of the dual linear program is 22. Which of the following statements is true?Question 1Answera.The primal linear program is infeasible.b.Any feasible point of the dual linear program has value at least 22.c.The primal linear program is unbounded.d.Any feasible point of the primal linear program has objective value of at least 22.

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The correct answer is d. Any feasible point of the primal linear program has objective value of at least 22.

This is due to the weak duality theorem in linear programming, which states that the objective function value of the dual at any feasible solution is always less than or equal to the objective function value of the primal at any feasible solution.

Since the optimal value of the dual linear program is 22 (a maximisation problem), any feasible solution of the primal linear program (a minimisation problem) must have an objective value of at least 22.

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