2. Read each of the following statements carefully and check whether it is true or false. a. In a primal-dual pair, if the dual objective function is unbounded in the dual problem, the primal problem must be infeasible. b. If the primal problem in a primal-dual pair of LPs is infeasible, the dual problem must be infeasible too. c. The typical number of simplex iterations is proportional to the number of rows in a simplex tableau and relatively insensitive to the number of variables.

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2. Read each of the following statements carefully and check whether it is true or false.
a. In a primal-dual pair, if the dual objective function is unbounded in the dual problem,
the primal problem must beinfeasible.
b. If the primal problem in a primal-dual pair of LPs is infeasible, the dual problem
must be infeasible too.
c. The typical number of simplex iterations is proportional to the number of rows in a
simplex tableau and relatively insensitive to the number of variables.
d. It is impossible for both the problems in a primal-dual pair of LPs to have unbounded
objectives.
e. If the dual is infeasible, the primal cannot have an optimal solution.
f. When we transform a problem to its dual the equality constraints define non-negative
variables.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Read each of the following statements carefully and check whether it is true or false. a. In a primal-dual pair, if the dual objective function is unbounded in the dual problem, the primal problem must beinfeasible. b. If the primal problem in a primal-dual pair of LPs is infeasible, the dual problem must be infeasible too. c. The typical number of simplex iterations is proportional to the number of rows in a simplex tableau and relatively insensitive to the number of variables. d. It is impossible for both the problems in a primal-dual pair of LPs to have unbounded objectives. e. If the dual is infeasible, the primal cannot have an optimal solution. f. When we transform a problem to its dual the equality constraints define non-negative variables.
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