Question

An objective function is maximized when it is a
(A) Passive
(B) Profit
(0) Cost
(D) None of the above
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Answer 1

Answer:

None of the above

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.(D)

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Answer 2

An objective function is maximized when it is a profit function. (Option B)

• In an LP model, maximization of the objective function indicates that Value happens at a set of permitted decisions.
• Linear programming is selecting the optimal option from among those offered, when the goal function and constraint function may be written as linear mathematical functions.
• The profit or cost function that has to be maximized or decreased is referred to as the goal function.
• The method of determining optimal levels using the system of inequalities is known as linear programming.
• As a result, the goal of linear programming for an objective function is to maximize or minimize.
• Thus, option B is correct.