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Which among the following is not a property of a Linear Programming Problem (LPP)?
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Consider the constraints:5x+y≤100x+y≤60x≥0,y≥0 Solving by graphical method, which point among the following will not form a boundary/corner point of the feasible region?
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Durgesh is working in a restaurant in which he prepares two types of dishes A and B. Dish A takes 20 minutes to be prepared and Dish B takes 30 minutes for the same. He earns Rs 50 to make one packet of dish A, while Rs 70 for one packet of dish B. 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 x and y are the packets of dishes A and B respectively.
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Durgesh is working in a restaurant in which he prepares two types of dishes A and B. Dish A takes 20 minutes to be prepared and Dish B takes 30 minutes. He earns Rs 50 to make one packet of dish A and Rs 70 for dish B. He works for 12 hours a day, using 1 hour for personal activities. What will be the objective function to maximize his earnings? (Let x,y be packets of A,B)
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Consider the objective function z=3x+4y subject to 4x+3y≤24, 3x+4y≤24, and x,y≥0. The objective function z is maximized:
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Ashok bought tables and chairs for a marriage hall. The cost of a table is ₹2500 and a chair is ₹500. He has a budget of ₹60000 and space for at most 60 items. If the profit is ₹75 per table and ₹25 per chair, find the maximum profit.
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Which of the following is one of the feasible solutions for a Linear Programming Problem with constraints: x+2y≥2, 5x+4y≤20, 2x−y≤4, x≥0, y≥0?
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Maximize Z=4x+6y subject to 3x+2y≤12, x+y≥2, x,y≥0.
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For an objective function Z=x+y with constraints 2x+2y≤5 and 4x−3y≥3 (x,y≥0), at what point(s) will Z achieve its maximum value?
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The point that lies in the region bounded by the lines 7x+y≥40 and 2x+3y≤25 is:
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An objective function Z=ax+by is maximum at points (9,3) and (5,7). If a,b≥0 and ab=16, then the maximum value of the function is:
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Maximize Z=30x−18y subject to 3x+4y≤60 and 5x−3y≤20 (x,y≥0). In the feasible region, the maximum value occurs at:
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