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In a linear programming problem, the constraints on the decision variables x and y are `x − 3y ge 0,y ge 0, 0 le x le 3`. The feasible region

A

is not in the first quadrant

B

is bounded in the first quadrant

C

is unbounded in the first quadrant

D

does not exist

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