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For the objective function , where , the maximum value occurs at both and . What is the ratio of to ?
- A.1:1
- B.2:1
- C.1:2
- D.3:2
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Correct answer: C — 1:2
Solution
- Given the objective function , the slope of the line is .
- The slope of the line passing through the points and is calculated as .
- Since the maximum occurs at both points, the slope of the objective function must equal the slope of the line segment: .
- Solving for the ratio, we find , which corresponds to the ratio .
- Hence the answer is (C).
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