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Josiah Hartley
Linear Programming Example: Graphing a Linear Inequality

This example is taken from Versatile Mathematics, an OER textbook created at Frederick Community College. The book can be ...

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Linear Programming Example: Graphing a Linear Inequality

1,226 views

10 years ago

Mathematics Accounting KMJ
Linear Programming: from System to Feasible Region (LPS2G)

This video will demonstrate the steps on how to find a feasible region from a system of linear inequalities. Music by ...

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Linear Programming: from System to Feasible Region (LPS2G)

116 views

7 years ago

Kapil pundir
Linear programming in real life #maths #facts #shorts

Assistant professor, CSIR-NET, GATE (Mathematics Online course) Whatsapp, Telegram - 8077291675 Message kapil pundir on ...

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Linear programming in real life #maths #facts #shorts

188 views

3 years ago

Roel Van de Paar
Common to use linear programming? (2 Solutions!!)

Common to use linear programming? Helpful? Please support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/roelvandepaar With ...

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Common to use linear programming? (2 Solutions!!)

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3 years ago

Doubtnut
Target 95+ || Most Important Questions || Class 12- Linear Programming || Pre- Boards Special Series

Target 95+ || Most Important Questions || Class 12- Linear Programming || Pre- Boards Special Series.

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Target 95+ || Most Important Questions || Class 12- Linear Programming || Pre- Boards Special Series

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5 years ago

Doubtnut
In case of a linear programming problem, feasible region is always

In case of a linear programming problem, feasible region is always.

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In case of a linear programming problem, feasible region is always

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5 years ago

Doubtnut
Let x and y are the number of tables and chairs respectively, on which a furniture dealer wants to

Let x and y are the number of tables and chairs respectively, on which a furniture dealer wants to make profit for the constraints ...

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Let x and y are the number of tables and chairs respectively, on which a furniture dealer wants to

2,424 views

5 years ago

Doubtnut
"Solve each of the following linear programming problems by graphical   method.

"Solve each of the following linear programming problems by graphical method. Maximize `Z=3x+3y` Subject to the constraints ...

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"Solve each of the following linear programming problems by graphical method.

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5 years ago

Doubtnut
In a LPP, if the objective function Z=ax+by has the same maximum value of two corner points of the

In a LPP, if the objective function Z=ax+by has the same maximum value of two corner points of the feasible region, then every ...

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In a LPP, if the objective function Z=ax+by has the same maximum value of two corner points of the

2,088 views

6 years ago

PLUTUS IAS
Linear Programming Problem Explained | Sharath Kumar Method | UPSC Maths Optional | Plutus IAS #UPSC

Linear Programming Problem Explained | Sharath Kumar Method | UPSC Maths Optional | Plutus IAS #UPSCShorts Learn the ...

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Linear Programming Problem Explained | Sharath Kumar Method | UPSC Maths Optional | Plutus IAS #UPSC

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2 months ago

Doubtnut
"Let R be the feasible region (convex polygon) for a linear programming problem and Z = ax + by be

"Let R be the feasible region (convex polygon) for a linear programming problem and Z = ax + by be the objective function. Then ...

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"Let R be the feasible region (convex polygon) for a linear programming problem and Z = ax + by be

374 views

5 years ago

Doubtnut
The shaded part of the given figure indicates the feasible region Then the constraints are

The shaded part of the given figure indicates the feasible region Then the constraints are.

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The shaded part of the given figure indicates the feasible region Then the constraints are

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5 years ago

Doubtnut
Maximum value of the objective function Z = ax +by in a LPP always occurs at only one corner point

Maximum value of the objective function Z = ax +by in a LPP always occurs at only one corner point of the feasible region.

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Maximum value of the objective function Z = ax +by in a LPP always occurs at only one corner point

879 views

6 years ago

Doubtnut
Maximise `Z=3x+4y` Subject to the constraints `x+yle4,xge0,yge0`

Maximise `Z=3x+4y` Subject to the constraints `x+yle4,xge0,yge0` jee mains 2020, jee main january, class 12, jee main maths, jee ...

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Maximise `Z=3x+4y` Subject to the constraints `x+yle4,xge0,yge0`

16,604 views

6 years ago

Doubtnut
The minimum value of the objective function Z=2x+10y  for linear constraints ` x ge 0 , y ge 0, x -

The minimum value of the objective function Z=2x+10y for linear constraints ` x ge 0 , y ge 0, x -y ge 0, x -5y le -5 ` is.

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The minimum value of the objective function Z=2x+10y for linear constraints ` x ge 0 , y ge 0, x -

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5 years ago

Doubtnut
In the feasible region for a LPP is ..., then the optimal value of the objective function Z= ax + by

In the feasible region for a LPP is ..., then the optimal value of the objective function Z= ax + by may or may not exist.

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In the feasible region for a LPP is ..., then the optimal value of the objective function Z= ax + by

354 views

6 years ago

Doubtnut
The corner point method for bounded feasible region comprises of the following steps I.

The corner point method for bounded feasible region comprises of the following steps I. When the feasible region is bounded, ...

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The corner point method for bounded feasible region comprises of the following steps I.

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5 years ago

Doubtnut
"Which of the following cannot be considered as the objective function of a linear programming

"Which of the following cannot be considered as the objective function of a linear programming problem? A)Maximize `z = 3x + 2y` ...

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"Which of the following cannot be considered as the objective function of a linear programming

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5 years ago

SAT Scholar
Inequality Word problems are EASY #inequality #algebra #satmath

Solve Inequality Word Problems with Ease! | Step-by-Step Tutorial Struggling with inequality word problems? Look no further!

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Inequality Word problems are EASY #inequality #algebra #satmath

11,707 views

1 year ago

Doubtnut
The minimum value of Z = 5x - 4y subject to constraints  ` x+y le 10 , y  le 4, x,y gt 0 ` will be

The minimum value of Z = 5x - 4y subject to constraints ` x+y le 10 , y le 4, x,y gt 0 ` will be at the point.

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The minimum value of Z = 5x - 4y subject to constraints ` x+y le 10 , y le 4, x,y gt 0 ` will be

646 views

5 years ago