In a two-variable graphical linear program, if the RHS of one of the constraints is increased (keeping all other things fixed), the plot of the line will move away from the origin.

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Increasing the RHS of a constraint in a linear program shifts the constraint line away from the origin, as it represents a higher value that must be satisfied by the solution.

In a Two-Variable Graphical Linear Program, If the RHS of One