Which of the following is not true about feasibility? - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which of the following is not true about feasibility?

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It cannot be determined in a graphical solution of an $\text{LPP}.$
B
It is independent of the objective function.
C
It implies that there must be a convex region satisfying all the constraints.
D
Extreme points of the convex region gives the optimum solution.

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Answer

Correct option: A.

It cannot be determined in a graphical solution of an $\text{LPP}.$

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