Solved

If a Linear Program Does Not Have a Feasible Solution

Question 26

True/False

If a linear program does not have a feasible solution, adding one more constraint to the linear program, but keeping all other things unchanged, may make the problem feasible.

Correct Answer:

verifed

Verified

Unlock this answer now
Get Access to more Verified Answers free of charge

Related Questions

Q21: All linear programming formulations with minimize objective

Q22: Midwest Money Manger (MMM), an investment

Q23: If a linear program is unbounded, removing

Q24: A two-variable linear programming problem cannot be

Q25: A company produces two products A

Q27: In a linear programming problem with an

Q28: In a linear program, if the

Q29: XYZ Inc. faces the following data on

Q30: Graphical simplex is a good alternative to

Q31: Midwest Money Manger (MMM), an investment