Why Are the Winds in a Hurricane and Tornado So

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Multiple Choice

Why are the winds in a hurricane and tornado so strong?

• A)The pressure gradient is weak.
• B)The pressure at the center of the storm is very low.
• C)Tremendous amounts of evaporation occur in the center of the storm.
• D)Friction in the air is minimal.

Formulate linear programming (LP) constraints from worded problems.

Explain the relationship between constraints and the feasible region in a linear programming problem.

Identify and describe methods for conducting sensitivity analysis.

Understand the significance of corner points in solving linear programming problems.

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