LINEAR PROGRAMMING Flashcards

1
Q

Linear Programming was invented by whom?

A

American Mathematics during World War 2

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2
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When was Linear Programming Published?

A

After the war

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3
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Why is the Linear programming published AFTER the war?

A

Fear of taking advantage on the method by the Americans

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4
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Where is Linear Programming main being used now?

A

Business Model

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5
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A method for solving problems

A

Linear Programming

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6
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Linear programming problems arise in situations where?

A

available resources are limited or cannot be utilized completely.

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6
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TRUE OR FALSE

LP quantity can be maximized or minimized

A

TRUE

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7
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defines the objectives of the problem subject

A

optimal value

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8
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define the limit or decision environment of the problem.

A

constraints

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9
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may mean maximizing profit or minimizing cost in a specific context.

A

optimal

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10
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what does is state on the PROPERTY NO.1 of linear programming model?

A

There MUST be a linear relationship BETWEEN variables and constraints.

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11
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what does is state on the PROPERTY NO.2 of linear programming model?

A

LP model should have an objective function.

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12
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what does is state on the PROPERTY NO.3 of linear programming model?

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must be structural constraints

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13
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what does is state on the PROPERTY NO.4

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Non-negativity constraints must be present

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14
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5 assumptions pf LP Problem

A

(PAMDC)
1. Proportionality
2. Additivity
3. Multiplicativity
4. Divisibility
5. Certainty

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15
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Ways of solving a linear programming problem [GRAPHICAL METHOD]

A

It is best used only for simple LP model

16
Q

involving two or three variables.

A

graphical method

17
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involves several decision variables.

A

Simplex Method