Consider the application of the simplex method to an LP of standard form. Assume that the rows of the matrix A are linearly independent. Give either a proof or a counterexample to the following statements. a. An iteration of the simplex method may move the feasible solution by a positive distance while leaving the cost unchanged b. A variable that has just left the basis can not reenter in the very next iteration c. A variable that has just entered the basis can not leave in the very next iteration

Consider the application of the simplex method to an LP of standard form. Assume that the rows of the matrix A are linearly independent. Give either a proof or a counterexample to the following statements. a. An iteration of the simplex method may move the feasible solution by a positive distance while leaving the cost unchanged b. A variable that has just left the basis can not reenter in the very next iteration c. A variable that has just entered the basis can not leave in the very next iteration

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