Multiple Choice
In solving an integer linear programming problem, lifting the integer requirements and first solving the underlying standard linear programming problem:
A) never yields an optimal solution.
B) is not part of the branch-and-bound technique.
C) is not part of the cutting plane technique.
D) may yield an integer-valued solution.
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