What are the key components and constraints involved in setting up a linear programming problem?
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In linear programming, key components include decision variables (quantities to optimize), the objective function (goal to maximize or minimize), and constraints (limitations expressed as inequalities). Non-negativity restrictions ensure decision variables are non-negative. Common constraints involve resource limits, demand requirements, and time availability. Clearly defining these elements enables effective problem formulation and solutions for optimal outcomes.
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