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A linear programming problem is stated below.
Maximize Z=3x1+5x2
subject to, 2x1+x2≤8
6x1+8x2≤30
x1,x2≥0
The objective function has
A
infinite number of solutions
B
unbounded solution
C
unique solution
D
infeasible solution

Correct : c

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