The optimal solution to an LP problem was 5.17 and 3.66. If and were restricted to be integers, then = 5...
The optimal solution to an LP problem was 5.17 and 3.66. If and were restricted to be integers, then = 5 and 4 will be a feasible solution, but not necessarily an optimal solution to the IP problem.
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we cannot say if it will be a feasible soultion
we have to check all the contraints
for example we, have to check all constraints for all the integers just greater or smaller than the optimal solution for 5.17 immediate integers are 5 and 6, for 3.66 immedaite integers are 3 and 4
so would ahve to check consntraints for all then we can say whether they are feasible or not
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