When using the graphical method, why must the feasible region be identified before determining the optimal solution?
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In the Graphical Method, the feasible region must be identified first because it shows all the solutions that satisfy every constraint of the Linear Programming problem. The optimal solution must come from this region, so identifying it allows us to evaluate the corner points and determine which one gives the maximum or minimum value of the objective function.
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