The substitution rates give
A)the number of units of each basic variable that must be removed from the solution if a new variable is entered.
B)the gross profit or loss given up by adding one unit of a variable into the solution.
C)the net profit or loss that will result from introducing one unit of the variable indicated in that column into the solution.
D)the maximal value a variable can take on and still have all the constraints satisfied.

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The substitution rates in the context of linear programming and optimization problems refer to the number of units of each basic variable that must be removed from the solution if a new variable is entered. This helps in maintaining the feasibility of the solution while optimizing the objective function.

The Substitution Rates Give