g Enabled: Chapter 5 What-If Analysis for Linear . ASavedHelpBased on the following sensitivity report, what would be the impact of changing the objective function coefficient for Product 1 to 17and changing the objective function coefficient for Product 3 to 18?Variable CellsFinalObjectiveAllowableAllowableCellNameValueReduced CostCoefficientIncreaseDecrease$B$21E+30Product_1Product_2Product 3-2156.$B$3175101E+3013$B$4-1.5131E+30ConstraintsFinalShadowConstraintAllowableAllowableCellNameValuePriceR.H.SideIncreaseDecreaseSH$9Resource A1001E+30100SH$10SH$115258002751E+30366.6666667Resource_BResource_C7001.75700700Applying the 100% rule,because the total change in the objective function coefficients100%< Prev4 of 5 ENext >...

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