Show that, of the following two systems, exactly one has a solution: Ax < b A" z + C"y = 0 Cx = d b" z + d'y < 0 z > 0

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Show that, of the following two systems, exactly one has a solution:
Ax < b
AT z + C"y = 0
Cx
= d
b" z + d' y < 0
z >0
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