Working with geometry using simplex
Classic examples of linear programming problems imply production of goods using
limited resources (time, workers, or materials). As an example for depicting how
linear programming approaches such challenges, imagine a factory that assembles
two or more products that it must deliver in a certain time. The factory workers
produce two products, x and y, during an eight-hour shift. For each product, they
get a different profit (that you compute by subtracting costs from revenue), differ-
ent hourly production rates, and different daily demands from the market:
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