For the linear programming problem Maximise subject to

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Problem

For the linear programming problem Maximise Z=kx−yZ = kx - y subject to x≥0,  y≥0,  x+y≥4,  x+3y≥6x \ge 0,\; y \ge 0,\; x + y \ge 4,\; x + 3y \ge 6, for which values of the parameter kk does the problem have a finite maximum value? (a) k≥0k \ge 0 (b) k<0k < 0 (c) k≤0k \le 0 (d) −1≤k≤−13-1 \le k \le -\dfrac{1}{3}

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