Many linear optimization problems can be solved by finding a graphical solution, but there are some...
Many linear optimization problems can be solved by finding a graphical solution, but there are some problems that require more advanced spreadsheets and software to find an optimal solution. Describe an optimization problem in which finding a solution would be impossible using the feasible-region approach. Discuss the attributes the problem would have to make it impossible to solve using the feasible-region approach.
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The "attributes" the problem would have to make it difficult to solve the feasible region methods are as follows
i) "Lack of accuracy", in which, some data could be not defined well
ii)The answer is clear, but, the data output would sometimes complex with regards with the line trend.
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