In a two-variable linear programming problem, a nonbinding constraint cannot become a binding constraint, even if the RHS of the nonbinding constraint is changed dramatically.

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A nonbinding constraint can become a binding constraint if the right-hand side (RHS) of the constraint is changed dramatically, altering the feasible region and potentially making the constraint critical to determining the optimal solution.

In a Two-Variable Linear Programming Problem, a Nonbinding Constraint Cannot