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Class 12th Maths Chapter 12 | Introduction to Linear Programming | Example 4 | NCERT.

worker-scheduling problem is another classic example of linear programming you can model in Excel. Imagine a factory that ...

Struggling with maximization problems? This video breaks down the geometry of linear programming using a simple example.

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Master the Canonical Form of Linear Programming in minutes! In this video, we break down the key components that turn any LPP ...

P equ to 0 since it's not explicitly given in this problem So now you're asked to solve for how many copies should the store order ...

Welcome to Linear. This introduction walks you through Linear's core concepts: Issues for daily tasks, Projects for cross-team ...

Struggling with minimization problems? This video breaks down the geometry of linear programming using a simple example.

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In this video I explain how to solve the transportation problem by using the Northwest Corner method, including a step-by-step ...

The Traveling Salesperson Problem is a classic example often used to show what Excel Solver can do with linear programming.

The classic transportation problem is a common example of linear programming in Excel. You have warehouses, each with a ...

A factory manufactures two kinds of ice skates: racing skates and figure skates. The racing skates require 6 work-hours in the ...

In this video I explain how to solve an assignment problem by using the Hungarian Method, including a step-by-step example.

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This algebra math video explains how to graph linear inequalities in two variable. It shows how to graph the boundary line and ...

The Traveling Salesperson Problem is a classic example often used to show what Excel Solver can do with linear programming.