For linear programming problems, consider the following possibilites for where s
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Question
For linear programming problems, consider the following possibilites for where solution values of the activity levels can occur:
(i) a solution can occur at a point in the constraint set that is not a vertex,
(ii) it is possible that the only solution occurs at a point in the constraint set that is not a vertex,
(iii) if there is a solution then one solution occurs at a vertex of the constraint set.
Select one:
a. Only (ii) is true.
b. Only (i) is true.
c. (i) and (iii) is true
d. (ii) and (iii) are true.
e. Only (iii) is true
Explanation / Answer
In LPP if there is a solution than as per the course of problem whether maximum or minimum it should occur atleast once at the vertex of the constraint set
A Point inside a constraint set are the values abiding constraints but the solution must exist on boundary line of constraint
Hence in given scenario Option e is correct
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