Formulation |Part 1| Linear Programming Problem

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Nicely explained ma'am

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Kindly refer a book to understand this LPP and NLPP Optimization problem

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In no particular order and by names of authors: J .C Pant, M. S,

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Ma'am from where can we get these slides...for revision purpose.

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sites.google.com/a/thapar.edu/mrana/Current-Semester-2020/optimization-techniques

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You can find most of pdf here

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The problem says the SELLING prices are 15 and 25, not the profit! If z = x1(15)+x2(25), maximizing z maximizes the revenue and not the profit.

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Here in this question, selling price is proportional to profit.

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@@MathPod proportional means? Profit= constant times SP? Or can be proportional to any power of SP?

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@@keshavchaturvedi4015 Well, here the problem doesn't specify. But since its a LPP so we consider, it as k(constant)-times and not in powers.

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