A constraint that does NOT affect the feasible region of the solution is a
A)nonnegativity constraint.
B)redundant constraint.
C)standard constraint.
D)slack constraint.

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A redundant constraint is one that is already implied by the other constraints in the problem, so adding it does not affect the feasible region. Nonnegativity constraints are important constraints that do affect the feasible region. Standard and slack constraints are not types of constraints.

A Constraint That Does NOT Affect the Feasible Region of the Solution