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The LPP problem Max `z=x_(1)+x_(2)` such that `-2x_(1)+x_(2)le1,x_(1)le2,x_(1)+x_(2)le3 and x_(1),x_(2)ge0` has

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One solution

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Three solutions

C

Infinite number of solutions

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No solution

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