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Given the LP Model Minimize: z = X- y subject to: 4х - Зу <0 x + y < 10 X, y 2 0

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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1. The LP problem has an unbounded feasible region?

2. How many corner points are there in this LP problem?

3. Which of the following points is a corner points in the feasible region of this LP problem?

a. (0,0)

b.(0,10)

c(4,6)

d. None of the above

4. Which of the following gives an optimal value of the objective function for the LP model?

a. (0,0)

b.(0,10)

c(4,6)

d. None of the above

Given the LP Model
Minimize:
z = X-y
subject to:
4x -3y <0
x + y < 10
x, y 2 0

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