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Linear Programming: 06-Ankita Bhatiya 15-Divya Panpaliya 30-Mrunal Bhosale 41-Priyadarshani Wadmare

Linear programming is a mathematical modeling technique used to solve decision making problems involving linear objectives and constraints. It involves determining decision variables that optimize an objective function given limited resources represented as constraints. The key components are decision variables, an objective function to optimize such as cost or value, constraints on limited resources, and data quantifying the relationships. Solving a linear programming problem involves identifying it as suitable, formulating a mathematical model, solving the model, and implementing the results.

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Linear Programming: 06-Ankita Bhatiya 15-Divya Panpaliya 30-Mrunal Bhosale 41-Priyadarshani Wadmare

Linear programming is a mathematical modeling technique used to solve decision making problems involving linear objectives and constraints. It involves determining decision variables that optimize an objective function given limited resources represented as constraints. The key components are decision variables, an objective function to optimize such as cost or value, constraints on limited resources, and data quantifying the relationships. Solving a linear programming problem involves identifying it as suitable, formulating a mathematical model, solving the model, and implementing the results.

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Linear Programming

06-Ankita Bhatiya
15-Divya Panpaliya
30-Mrunal Bhosale
41-Priyadarshani Wadmare
Contents

 Introduction to Linear Programming


 Objectives
 Formulation:
a. Solving by graphical method
b. Minimisation case
c. Maximisation case
d. Mixed Constraints
What is Linear Programming

 It is a mathematical modelling technique used to solve decision making


problems

 Consists of linear objectives and constraints which have proportionate


relationship
The basic components of linear
programming are as follows:
 Decision variables - These are the quantities to be determined.

 Objective function - This represents how each decision variable would


affect the cost, or, simply, the value that needs to be optimized.

 Constraints - These represent how each decision variable would use limited
amounts of resources.

 Data - These quantify the relationships between the objective function and
the constraints.
Steps in Application

 Identifying problem as solvable by linear programming

 Formulate a mathematical model of the unstructured model

 Solve the model

 Implementation

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