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ICAR JRF Agribusiness Management 29 Jun 2024Shift 1
MCQ (Single Correct)
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Which of the following is not a requirement of a linear programming problem?
EXPLANATION
Linear Programming
- Requirements and Assumptions of Linear Programming (LP):
- Essential structural requirements of an LP model include:
- well-defined Objective Function expressed as a linear equation of decision variables (to be maximized or minimized).
- Linear Constraints (equalities or inequalities) reflecting limited resource availability or operational limits.
- Non-negativity restrictions on decision variables ($X_j \ge 0$).
- Alternative courses of action among which to choose.
- False Statement: “For each decision variable, there must be one constraint or resource limit.” In linear programming, the number of decision variables ($n$) and the number of constraints ($m$) are completely independent; an LP problem can have dozens of decision variables governed by only two or three resource constraints ($n \gg m$) or vice-versa.
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