Consider the following nonlinear optimization problem: max 4*x+2*log(3*y+1) s.t.   2*x+log(3*y+1)<=5         y>=0 Which of the following statements about this problem is true? These concepts are not revelant since this is a nonlinear optimization problem This optimization problem exhibits infeasibility This optimization problem exhibits unboundedness This optimization problem has only one feasible solution This optimization problem has more than one optimal solution

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Consider the following nonlinear optimization problem:

max 4*x+2*log(3*y+1)

s.t.   2*x+log(3*y+1)<=5

        y>=0

Which of the following statements about this problem is true?

  1. These concepts are not revelant since this is a nonlinear optimization problem
  2. This optimization problem exhibits infeasibility
  3. This optimization problem exhibits unboundedness
  4. This optimization problem has only one feasible solution
  5. This optimization problem has more than one optimal solution
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