Title | Assumptions OF Linear Programing |
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Author | Amos kipkemoi |
Course | BIT |
Institution | Mount Kenya University |
Pages | 1 |
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ASSUMPTIONS OF LINEAR PROGRAMING
Linearity cost; cost revenues or any physical properties, which form the basis of the problem, vary in direct proportion with the quantities or number of components produced. Interdependence between demand products is ignored, products may be complementary or a substitute for one another. Divisibility; quantities, revenues and costs are infinitely, divisible Certainty; the technique makes no allowance for uncertainty in the estimate made. Positive solutions; non-negative constraints are introduced to ensure only positive values are considered. Time factors are ignored; all production is assumed to be instantaneous. Costs and benefits which cannot be easily quantified easily, such as liquidity, good will and labour stability are ignored....