Finite Mathematics and Calculus with Applications (10th Edition)
Finite Mathematics and Calculus with Applications (10th Edition)
10th Edition
ISBN: 9780321979407
Author: Margaret L. Lial, Raymond N. Greenwell, Nathan P. Ritchey
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 3, Problem 1RE
Expert Solution & Answer
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Whether the statement“The graphical method can be used to solve a linear programing problem with four variables” is true or false.
Answer to Problem 1RE
The statement is false.
Explanation of Solution
We can graph the linear programing problem with two dimensional variables easily, but linear programing problem with more than two dimensional variables cannot be visualized.
So, it is difficult to graph the functions with more than two variables
Thus, the graphical method is impossible with four or more variables.
Therefore, the statement is false.
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Chapter 3 Solutions
Finite Mathematics and Calculus with Applications (10th Edition)
Chapter 3.1, Problem 1YT Chapter 3.1, Problem 2YT Chapter 3.1, Problem 1WE Chapter 3.1, Problem 2WE Chapter 3.1, Problem 3WE Chapter 3.1, Problem 4WE Chapter 3.1, Problem 1E Chapter 3.1, Problem 2E Chapter 3.1, Problem 3E Chapter 3.1, Problem 4E
Chapter 3.1, Problem 5E Chapter 3.1, Problem 6E Chapter 3.1, Problem 7E Chapter 3.1, Problem 8E Chapter 3.1, Problem 9E Chapter 3.1, Problem 10E Chapter 3.1, Problem 11E Chapter 3.1, Problem 12E Chapter 3.1, Problem 13E Chapter 3.1, Problem 14E Chapter 3.1, Problem 15E Chapter 3.1, Problem 16E Chapter 3.1, Problem 17E Chapter 3.1, Problem 18E Chapter 3.1, Problem 19E Chapter 3.1, Problem 20E Chapter 3.1, Problem 21E Chapter 3.1, Problem 22E Chapter 3.1, Problem 23E Chapter 3.1, Problem 24E Chapter 3.1, Problem 25E Chapter 3.1, Problem 26E Chapter 3.1, Problem 27E Chapter 3.1, Problem 28E Chapter 3.1, Problem 29E Chapter 3.1, Problem 30E Chapter 3.1, Problem 31E Chapter 3.1, Problem 32E Chapter 3.1, Problem 33E Chapter 3.1, Problem 34E Chapter 3.1, Problem 35E Chapter 3.1, Problem 36E Chapter 3.1, Problem 37E Chapter 3.1, Problem 38E Chapter 3.1, Problem 39E Chapter 3.1, Problem 40E Chapter 3.1, Problem 41E Chapter 3.1, Problem 42E Chapter 3.1, Problem 43E Chapter 3.1, Problem 44E Chapter 3.1, Problem 45E Chapter 3.1, Problem 46E Chapter 3.1, Problem 47E Chapter 3.2, Problem 1YT Chapter 3.2, Problem 1WE Chapter 3.2, Problem 2WE Chapter 3.2, Problem 3WE Chapter 3.2, Problem 4WE Chapter 3.2, Problem 1E Chapter 3.2, Problem 2E Chapter 3.2, Problem 3E Chapter 3.2, Problem 4E Chapter 3.2, Problem 5E Chapter 3.2, Problem 6E Chapter 3.2, Problem 7E Chapter 3.2, Problem 8E Chapter 3.2, Problem 9E Chapter 3.2, Problem 10E Chapter 3.2, Problem 11E Chapter 3.2, Problem 12E Chapter 3.2, Problem 13E Chapter 3.2, Problem 14E Chapter 3.2, Problem 15E Chapter 3.2, Problem 16E Chapter 3.2, Problem 17E Chapter 3.3, Problem 1YT Chapter 3.3, Problem 2YT Chapter 3.3, Problem 3YT Chapter 3.3, Problem 1WE Chapter 3.3, Problem 2WE Chapter 3.3, Problem 1E Chapter 3.3, Problem 2E Chapter 3.3, Problem 3E Chapter 3.3, Problem 4E Chapter 3.3, Problem 5E Chapter 3.3, Problem 6E Chapter 3.3, Problem 7E Chapter 3.3, Problem 8E Chapter 3.3, Problem 9E Chapter 3.3, Problem 10E Chapter 3.3, Problem 11E Chapter 3.3, Problem 12E Chapter 3.3, Problem 13E Chapter 3.3, Problem 14E Chapter 3.3, Problem 15E Chapter 3.3, Problem 16E Chapter 3.3, Problem 17E Chapter 3.3, Problem 18E Chapter 3.3, Problem 19E Chapter 3.3, Problem 20E Chapter 3.3, Problem 21E Chapter 3.3, Problem 22E Chapter 3.3, Problem 23E Chapter 3.3, Problem 24E Chapter 3.3, Problem 25E Chapter 3.3, Problem 26E Chapter 3, Problem 1RE Chapter 3, Problem 2RE Chapter 3, Problem 3RE Chapter 3, Problem 4RE Chapter 3, Problem 5RE Chapter 3, Problem 6RE Chapter 3, Problem 7RE Chapter 3, Problem 8RE Chapter 3, Problem 9RE Chapter 3, Problem 10RE Chapter 3, Problem 11RE Chapter 3, Problem 12RE Chapter 3, Problem 13RE Chapter 3, Problem 14RE Chapter 3, Problem 15RE Chapter 3, Problem 16RE Chapter 3, Problem 17RE Chapter 3, Problem 18RE Chapter 3, Problem 19RE Chapter 3, Problem 20RE Chapter 3, Problem 21RE Chapter 3, Problem 22RE Chapter 3, Problem 23RE Chapter 3, Problem 24RE Chapter 3, Problem 25RE Chapter 3, Problem 26RE Chapter 3, Problem 27RE Chapter 3, Problem 28RE Chapter 3, Problem 29RE Chapter 3, Problem 30RE Chapter 3, Problem 31RE Chapter 3, Problem 32RE Chapter 3, Problem 33RE Chapter 3, Problem 34RE Chapter 3, Problem 35RE Chapter 3, Problem 36RE Chapter 3, Problem 37RE Chapter 3, Problem 38RE Chapter 3, Problem 39RE Chapter 3, Problem 40RE Chapter 3, Problem 41RE Chapter 3, Problem 42RE Chapter 3, Problem 43RE Chapter 3, Problem 44RE Chapter 3, Problem 45RE Chapter 3, Problem 46RE
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