In the Graphical Approach to Linear Programming, Finding Values for the Decision

question 23

Multiple Choice

In the graphical approach to linear programming, finding values for the decision variables at the intersection of corners requires the solving of

• A)linear constraints.
• B)surplus variables.
• C)slack variables.
• D)simultaneous equations.
• E)binding constraints.

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