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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2018 iii Paper 339 1 b i Solution by
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For fixed , put . The polyhedral uncertainty set is equivalent to , so the inner problem is the linear programThe variable is unrestricted in sign. The point is strictly feasible. If the optimum is finite, it is attained, so the infimum is a minimum. The use of an infimum also covers possible unbounded cases permitted by the printed assumptions; strict feasibility alone does not guarantee a finite objective.
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