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2 Who is considered to be the Father of Linear Programming? B. George Foreman D. Boris BadenovC. Curious George A. George Dantzig

3 B. George Foreman C. Curious GeorgeD. Boris Badenov Who is considered to be the Father of Linear Programming?

4 A. George DantzigB. George Foreman

5 Who is considered to be the Father of Linear Programming? A. George Dantzig

6 Who is considered to be the Father of Linear Programming? A. George Dantzig

7 When the Simplex Algorithm returns to a basis it has previously visited, this is called B. unboundedness. D. rotating.C. cycling. A. repeating.

8 B. unboundedness. C. cycling.D. rotating. When the Simplex Algorithm returns to a basis it has previously visited, this is called

9 C. cycling.D. rotating.

10 C. cycling. When the Simplex Algorithm returns to a basis it has previously visited, this is called

11 C. cycling. When the Simplex Algorithm returns to a basis it has previously visited, this is called

12 Which of the following is not a possible number of optimal solutions to a linear programming problem? D.  B. 1 C. 5 A. 0

13 D.  C. 5 B. 1 Which of the following is not a possible number of optimal solutions to a linear programming problem?

14 C. 5 D. 

15 C. 5 Which of the following is not a possible number of optimal solutions to a linear programming problem?

16 C. 5 Which of the following is not a possible number of optimal solutions to a linear programming problem?

17 Who is not associated with a set of first- order conditions identified to be necessary for a solution to be optimal? B. Karush D. TuckerC. Charnes A. Kuhn

18 B. Karush C. CharnesD. Tucker Who is not associated with a set of first- order conditions identified to be necessary for a solution to be optimal?

19 C. Charnes B. Karush

20 C. Charnes Who is not associated with a set of first- order conditions identified to be necessary for a solution to be optimal?

21 C. Charnes Who is not associated with a set of first- order conditions identified to be necessary for a solution to be optimal?

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