What happens when a constraint becomes more restrictive in sensitivity analysis?
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When a constraint becomes more restrictive in sensitivity analysis, the feasible region shrinks, potentially changing the optimal solution, increasing dual prices, and altering sensitivity to parameter changes.
When a constraint becomes more restrictive, the feasible region decreases, the optimal solution may change, other constraints may become binding, and the objective value may be affected. This can lead to different project outcomes.