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1 Linear Programming Duality

And we let (P) denote this linear programming problem. Then the dual problem of (P) is the following linear programming problem.

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10 years ago

Lecture 11C: Examples of Linear Programming

Week 6: Lecture 11C: Examples of Linear Programming.

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4 years ago

1 System of linear inequalities example

We want to determine if there exist real numbers x and y satisfying this system of linear inequalities. Since there are only two ...

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10 years ago

1 Fundamental Theorem of Linear Programming

1 Fundamental Theorem of Linear Programming

The fundamental theorem of linear programming states the following: for any given linear programming problem, exactly one of ...

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10 years ago

1 Dual problem in general

Recall that the dual problem of this minimization problem is defined to be this linear programming problem here. There are a ...

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10 years ago

Linear Programming: Maximize P=20h+10n+100 subject to n≤55, h≤10, n+h≤60, h≥0, n≥0

Linear Programming: Maximize P=20h+10n+100 subject to n≤55, h≤10, n+h≤60, h≥0, n≥0

Tony from SVSU Micro Math helps you solve a linear programming problem using a graphical method. Problem: Maximize ...

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5 years ago

Linear Programming: Minimize C=1/2 e + 2d subject to 2e+d≥4, e≥2d+1, 1/2 e + 1/2 d ≤ 4, d≥0, e≥0

Linear Programming: Minimize C=1/2 e + 2d subject to 2e+d≥4, e≥2d+1, 1/2 e + 1/2 d ≤ 4, d≥0, e≥0

Tony from SVSU Micro Math helps you solve a linear programming problem using a graphical method. Problem: Minimize C=1/2 e ...

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5 years ago

2 Extreme points of polyhedra

Notice that x* satisfies this system of linear equations. But since the rank of this matrix is n, that means x* is the only solution to the ...

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10 years ago

Lecture 10A: Extreme points and optimal solution of an LP

Week 5: Lecture 10A: Extreme points and optimal solution of an LP.

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4 years ago

Linear Programming: Maximize P=4x+6y subject to 4x+4y≤8, 2x+y≤4, x≥0, y≥0

Linear Programming: Maximize P=4x+6y subject to 4x+4y≤8, 2x+y≤4, x≥0, y≥0

Tony from SVSU Micro Math helps you solve a linear programming problem using a graphical method. Problem: Maximize ...

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5 years ago

Lecture 10B: Extreme points and optimal solution of an LP (continued)

Week 5: Lecture 10B: Extreme points and optimal solution of an LP (continued)

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4 years ago

Introduction to Linear Functions (super simple)

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10 years ago

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Introduction to Linear Functions (super simple)

Linear functions - Introduction: What is f(x), pronounced "f of x". How is a function equation created? And how does the slope of a ...

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6 years ago

Lecture 09C: Linear Programming Problems

Week 5: Lecture 09C: Linear Programming Problems.

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4 years ago