A minimization Linear Programming (LP) model with two integer decision variables x1 and x2 has an optimal solution with the objective function value of 16. If we do not restrict x1 and x2 to be integers, which of the following COULD be the new optimal objective function value?

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A minimization Linear Programming (LP) model with two integer decision variables x1 and x2 has an optimal solution with the objective function value of 16. If we do not restrict x1 and x2 to be integers, which of the following COULD be the new optimal
objective function value?
O either 17 or 16.5
O None of the others.
O 16.5
O 15
O 17
Transcribed Image Text:A minimization Linear Programming (LP) model with two integer decision variables x1 and x2 has an optimal solution with the objective function value of 16. If we do not restrict x1 and x2 to be integers, which of the following COULD be the new optimal objective function value? O either 17 or 16.5 O None of the others. O 16.5 O 15 O 17
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