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Linear programming is a mathematical optimization technique that deals with maximizing or minimizing a linear function subject to linear constraints. The chapter covers the formulation of linear programming problems through practical examples, particularly in the context of maximizing profit from product sales with various constraints. It also explains the geometric interpretation of feasible regions and solutions through vertices.
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Term: Linear Programming
Definition: A mathematical method for determining a way to achieve the best outcome in a given mathematical model, usually involving maximizing or minimizing a linear function.
Term: Feasible Region
Definition: The set of all possible points that satisfy the problem's constraints, graphically represented in optimization problems.
Term: Simplex Algorithm
Definition: An algorithm for solving linear programming problems by iterating through the vertices of the feasible region to find optimal solutions.
Term: Vertices
Definition: Points in the feasible region where constraints intersect, which are candidates for the optimal solution.