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The corner points of the bounded feasible region associated with the LPP: Maximize Z=px+qyZ=px+qy, p,q>0p,q>0 are (0,0)(0, 0), (3.5,0)(3.5, 0), (11259,13559)\left(\frac{112}{59}, \frac{135}{59}\right) and (0,3)(0, 3). If the optimum value of Z occurs at both (11259,13559)\left(\frac{112}{59}, \frac{135}{59}\right) and (0,3)(0, 3), then

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✅ Correct Option: 2

When the maximum value of ZZ occurs at two corner points, ZZ has the same value at both points.

At point (11259,13559)\left(\frac{112}{59}, \frac{135}{59}\right):

Z=p⋅11259+q⋅13559Z = p \cdot \frac{112}{59} + q \cdot \frac{135}{59}

Z=112p59+135q59Z = \frac{112p}{59} + \frac{135q}{59}

At point (0,3)(0, 3):

Z=p⋅0+q⋅3Z = p \cdot 0 + q \cdot 3

Z=3qZ = 3q


Since both points give the maximum value:

112p59+135q59=3q\frac{112p}{59} + \frac{135q}{59} = 3q

112p59=3q−135q59\frac{112p}{59} = 3q - \frac{135q}{59}

112p59=177q59−135q59\frac{112p}{59} = \frac{177q}{59} - \frac{135q}{59}

112p59=42q59\frac{112p}{59} = \frac{42q}{59}

112p=42q112p = 42q

8p=3q8p = 3q

Therefore, the relationship between pp and qq is 8p=3q8p = 3q.

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