Linear programming D1 (quick question)
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Re: Linear programming D1 (quick question)
The thing with reading them is you may not read the correct points.
Sometimes they expect you to find x amount of cars and y amount of bikes. You won't know where in the feasible region the optimal point is if your initial point that you got was wrong as your rounded up answer will also be wrong.
I recommend using simultaneous equations to find the points (which I'm sure you are familiar with).
After finding the points substitute them in and find the maximum or minimum cost (whichever they need you to do).
It also helps to draw an objective line as that way you don't have to test all points which could save time as the examiner will think you used your objective line to find the points, where in reality, you didn't.