Multiple Choice
A novice linear programmer is dealing with a three-decision-variable problem. To compare the attractiveness of various feasible decision-variable combinations, values of the objective function at corners are calculated. This is an example of
A) empiritation.
B) explicitation.
C) evaluation.
D) enumeration.
E) elicitation.
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