Multiple Choice
For general nonlinear programming problems, the Kuhn-Tucker conditions:
A) will not be satisfied by a non-optimal solution.
B) must be satisfied by an optimal solution.
C) are satisfied only at boundary points.
D) are satisfied at extreme points and may be satisfied at boundary points.
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