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If Z=x+2y, subject to the constraints: 2x+y3, x+2y6, x, y0, then the minimum of Z occurs at

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only one point
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two points
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more than two points
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minimum of Z is not possible
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Solution

The correct option is C more than two points
The feasible region under the given constraints is


The coordinates of corner points and values of Z are
Corner points Z=x+2y
(0,3) 6
(6,0) 6

From the above table minimum value of Z=6
Now, compare the constraints and objective function.
We observe that the slope of the constraint (x+2y6) and objective function is same, so Z will be minimum at all the points which lie on the constraint line (x+2y=6) between the points (0,3) and (6,0).

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