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It is clear that we can rewrite (attached) as (attached) , i.e. as a system of linear inequalities. (I've done this). Show that in fact we can rewrite (attached) as a system of (attached) linear inequalities.
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The proof in linear programming courses are provided. Systems of linear inequalities are analyzed.

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Remark: there is a formal error in the demonstration of the problem, but the theorem which is to be proved is OK.

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