The feasible region in a linear programming problem contains values of the decision variable that:
A)optimize the value of the objective function.
B)are non-negative and finite in magnitude.
C)satisfy only the nonbinding constraints
D)satisfy all relevant constraints.
E)are nonnegative.

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The feasible region consists of all values of the decision variables that satisfy all relevant constraints. Therefore, Option D, "satisfy all relevant constraints," is the correct answer. Option A could also be correct, but it only partially describes the feasible region as it only considers optimizing the objective function, which can only be achieved within the constraints of the feasible region. The other options do not accurately describe the feasible region.

The Feasible Region in a Linear Programming Problem Contains Values