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What may happen to the optimal solution when a change in a coefficient exceeds its allowable increase or allowable decrease?

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When a change in an objective function coefficient exceeds its allowable increase or decrease, the current optimal solution the specific combination of quantities you are producing or activities you are executing is no longer optimal.

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When a parameter change exceeds its allowable increase or allowable decrease, the current optimal basis becomes invalid, forcing decision-makers to select a different combination of decision variables or recalculate resource shadow prices to find the new optimal solution.

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