Answer :-
The functions fj are linear,
Then CQ holds for all feasible x^0 so,we may use the linear arc
we may use the linear arc
Here is the value of
0
then the linear arc becomes zero
But we cannot consider the linear arc as zero
so we add the value because it based on
the exact values of the system of functions.
The feasible values of are non-negative
feasible so that's the reason
we are using the linear arc
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