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Given the LPP Max z=x+y
Subject to the contraints
`x+2yle4`
`x+2y gt6`
and `x,y ge0`
The given LPP has

A

uniquie feasible solution

B

infinite number of feasible solution

C

no feasible solution

D

none of these

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