Consider the following graph. How many extreme points do you see?
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If we see the graph below, the orange line indicates the objective function and the shaded portion the feasible region.
Extreme points are the corner points of the feasible region.
So, in our problem, the extreme points are the points C, D and E.
So there are 3 extreme points in this problem.
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