In a two-variable linear programming problem, if the RHS corresponding to a binding constraint were to be increased, the value of the variables corresponding to the optimal solution would also change.

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In a two-variable linear programming problem, if the right-hand side (RHS) of a binding constraint is increased, the feasible region defined by the constraints is altered. Since a binding constraint directly influences the optimal solution, changing it would typically result in a shift of the optimal solution point, thereby changing the values of the variables at the optimal solution.

In a Two-Variable Linear Programming Problem, If the RHS Corresponding