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All Linear Programming Questions(129 of 29)

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Q1mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 12026
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Which among the following is not a property of a Linear Programming Problem (LPP)?
Q2mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 102026
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Durgesh is working in a restaurant in which he prepares two types of dishes and . Dish takes 20 minutes to be prepared and Dish takes 30 minutes. He earns Rs 50 to make one packet of dish and Rs 70 for dish . He works for 12 hours a day, using 1 hour for personal activities. What will be the objective function to maximize his earnings? (Let be packets of )
Q3mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 102026
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Consider the objective function subject to , , and . The objective function is maximized:
Q4mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 102026
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Durgesh is working in a restaurant in which he prepares two types of dishes and . Dish takes 20 minutes to be prepared and Dish takes 30 minutes for the same. He earns Rs 50 to make one packet of dish , while Rs 70 for one packet of dish . He works for 12 hours a day, including 1 hour for personal activities. What will be the objective function if this example is formulated as a linear programming problem? Assume and are the packets of dishes and respectively.
Q5mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 12026
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Consider the constraints: Solving by graphical method, which point among the following will not form a boundary/corner point of the feasible region?
Q6mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 52026
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The activities or limitations competing with one another to share the amount of resources in linear programming are called:
Q7mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 52026
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The number of solutions in a linear programming model to maximize subject to , , and will be:
Q8mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 52026
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Durgesh works in a restaurant preparing two types of dishes, A and B. Dish A takes 20 minutes to prepare and Dish B takes 30 minutes. He earns Rs 50 for dish A and Rs 70 for dish B. He works for 12 hours a day and needs 1 hour for personal activities. What will be the time constraint if formulated as a linear programming problem? Assume and are the packets of dishes A and B respectively.
Q9mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 52026
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The maximum value of the objective function subject to , , is:
Q10mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 42026
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Two models, and , of a product earn profits of and per piece, respectively. Production times for and are hours and hours, respectively, while the total production time available is hours. For a total batch size of , the objective function is subjected to the constraints:
Q11mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 22026
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Maximize subject to constraints: Find the optimum units of and to be used.
Q12mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 22026
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Consider the Linear Programming problem:Maximize: subject to: The number of basic solutions is:
Q13mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 22026
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Maximize subject to the following constraints: and the solution is in the first quadrant (). What can be said about the solution of this LPP?
Q14mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 92026
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The minimum value of , subject to the constraints , , , is:
Q15mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 92026
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A manufacturer produces two types of products, 1 and 2, at production levels of and respectively. The profit is . Constraints are , , . The maximum profit is:
Q16mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 42026
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The minimum value of such that: is:
Q17mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 42026
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For the linear programming problem: Subject to: The above problem has:
Q18mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 32026
For a Linear Programming Problem, . Feasible corner points are . What is the optimal maximized value of ?
Q19mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 32026
Maximize subject to , , . The solution to the LPP is:
Q20mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 32026
Ram is a fruit seller. Apples cost Rs 80/kg and Mangoes Rs 120/kg. Profits are Rs 10/kg and Rs 12/kg respectively. Let be kgs of apples and be kgs of mangoes. If Ram wants to maximize profit, the objective function is:
Q21mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 82026
Maximize , subject to , , and . For this LPP:
Q22mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 82026
Shyam needs a minimum of 150 units of carbohydrates and 120 units of proteins. Product A provides 16 units of carbohydrates and 11 units of proteins, while product B provides 10 units of carbohydrates and 20 units of proteins. The cost of product A is and product B is . Formulate this situation as a Linear Programming Problem where and are units of products A and B respectively.
Q23mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 112026
Maximize subject to , , .
Q24mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 112026
An objective function is maximum at points and . If and , then the maximum value of the function is:
Q25mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 112026
Which of the following is one of the feasible solutions for a Linear Programming Problem with constraints: , , , , ?
Q26mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 112026
For an objective function with constraints and (), at what point(s) will achieve its maximum value?
Q27mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 112026
Maximize subject to and (). In the feasible region, the maximum value occurs at:
Q28mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 112026
The point that lies in the region bounded by the lines and is:
Q29mediummcqMathematicsMathematics Mock Test - 112026
Ashok bought tables and chairs for a marriage hall. The cost of a table is and a chair is . He has a budget of and space for at most items. If the profit is per table and per chair, find the maximum profit.

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