Linear Programming

Cards (5)

  • Linear Programming is the shading of the regions you don't want
  • Maximising the value is finding the highest value of the corner of the feasible region - known as the Optimum Function
  • Linear Programming is used to maximise profits or minimise costs
  • Variables need to be identified first, usually defined by "let x=" or "let y="
    Next determine what factors restrict the values of the variables and formulate the constricts algebraically
    Objective needs to be identified using an objective function and a statement saying whether its minimised/maximised
  • After drawing the feasible region, a minimum of 4 points should be substituted into the objective function