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The dual is minbTy subject to ATy≥c, y≥0​. Weak duality states that every primal feasible x and dual feasible y satisfy cTx≤bTy. Indeed,
cTx≤(ATy)Tx=yTAx≤yTb,
(1)
using x≥0 for the first inequality and y≥0 for the second. Thus a feasible dual value is an upper bound on every primal objective value, and a feasible pair with equal values certifies both optima.

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