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Business, 15.04.2020 01:49 manarsadi6
Suppose you use Solver to find the optimal solution to a maximization model. Then you remember that you omitted an important constraint. After adding the constraint and running Solver again, is the optimal value of the objective guaranteed to not increase?
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