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For the LPP, Min ` Z= x_1 +x_2 ` such that inequalities `5x_1+10 x_2 ge 0,+x_2 le 1, x_2le 4 " and " x_1, x_2 ge 0`

A

There is a bounded solution

B

There is no solution

C

There are infinite solutions

D

None of the above

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