Question

An optimisation problem becomes a Linear Programming Problem (LPP) when:

Options

• The quantity is linear and the restrictions are non-linear

• The variables are restricted to strictly negative integer values

• An LPP has a linear objective function, linear constraints, and non-negative variables.

   

   

• The quantity is non-linear but the restrictions are linear

Answer 1

An optimisation problem becomes a Linear Programming Problem (LPP) when the objective function and the constraints are linear, and the decision variables satisfy non-negativity conditions.