How do changes in the right-hand side of a constraint affect the optimal solution?
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Changes in the right-hand side of a constraint can lead to changes in the feasible region of the solution space. If the constraint becomes tighter (decreased RHS) or looser (increased RHS), the optimal solution may shift, and the shadow price can indicate how much the objective function value would change with a one-unit change in the RHS.
Changes in the right-hand side of a constraint can alter the feasible region of a linear programming problem, potentially leading to a different optimal solution or shifting the values of the decision variables while maintaining optimality.