Hi: I have a linear programming problem with 3 constraints (written as equalities): Constraint A: X...

Hi:

I have a linear programming problem with 3 constraints (written as equalities):

Constraint A: X + Y = 150,000

Constraint B: X = 75,000

Constraint C: Y = 60,000

How would the corner point method be utilized to complete the feasibility region (determine the corner points)? As can be seen, constraint B results in a horizontally bound line (to infinity) and contraint C results in a vertically bound line (to infinity).

Thanks in advance!

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Corner point method is used in the sense that objective value is determined at each corner of the feasible region and the point where the objective value is the most optimum (maximum or minimum) is the optimal solution point.

keosha answered 3 months ago

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