To Explain: The reason of inequalities of a linear programming problem are called constraints.
In linear programming, constraints are limits or restrictions on variables within the objective function. Linear inequalities represent these constraints.
Given information:
Explain why the inequalities of a linear programming problem are called constraints?
Explanation:
Constraints are limits or restrictions.
When solving linear programming problems, inequalities represent the limits or restrictions on the variables.
As a result, linear programming problems are characterized by inequalities.
For example:
Minimize
Subject to
Rewriting the maximization problem with
Maximize
Subject to:
Thus, in linear programming, constraints are limits or restrictions on variables within the objective function.
So, inequalities of a linear programming problem are called as constraints.
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