The Assumption That Is Necessary for a Linear Programming Model

question 12

Multiple Choice

The assumption that is necessary for a linear programming model to be appropriate and that ensures that the value of the objective function and the total resources used can be found by summing the objective function contribution and the resources used for all decision variables is known as

• A)proportionality.
• B)negativity.
• C)additivity.
• D)divisibility.

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