Graphical solution of linear programs

Graphical solution of linear programs Quiz

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  1. 1. What is the gradient of the objective line 3x+4y=k3x+4y=k?

    • A. 34\frac34
    • B. −34-\frac34
    • C. −43-\frac43
    • D. 43\frac43
  2. 2. A feasible region has vertices (0,0)(0,0), (5,0)(5,0), (3,4)(3,4) and (0,6)(0,6). The objective 2x+y2x+y is maximised. Which is correct?

    • A. Only (5,0)(5,0) is optimal
    • B. Only (3,4)(3,4) is optimal
    • C. Every point on the edge from (5,0)(5,0) to (3,4)(3,4) is optimal
    • D. (0,6)(0,6) is optimal
  3. 3. Why can rounding the optimal vertex be wrong for an integer problem?

    • A. The rounded point may be infeasible or not optimal
    • B. Rounding always gives a better answer
    • C. Integer problems have no feasible region
    • D. Vertices are never optimal
  4. 4. Minimise C=2x+yC=2x+y with vertices (7,1)(7,1), (4,2)(4,2) and (2,5)(2,5). Which vertex is optimal?

    • A. (7,1)(7,1)
    • B. (4,2)(4,2)
    • C. All equal
    • D. (2,5)(2,5)
  5. 5. The LP maximum of P=3x+2yP=3x+2y is 19.519.5. For whole-number x,yx,y, the maximum possible PP is at most

    • A. 19.519.5
    • B. 2020
    • C. 1919
    • D. 1818

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