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Q1.Define the following terms
i) Feasible solution:- Any solution that satisfies all the constraints of the model is
known as a feasible solution.
Ii) Linear programming problem:- LPP is a problem that Is concerned with finding the
optimal value of the given linear function. Optimal value can be either maximum or
minimum value.
Q2.Name the main phases of OR
Ans. Main phases of OR:
. Formulation of the problem
. Construction of a mathematical model
. Solving the model constructed
|. Testing the model and it's solution
. Implementation
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Q3.Define the following terms
i) Basic feasible solution: Basic solution is called a basic feasible solution if all basic
variables are 2 0.
li) Degenerate BES:- It is a BFS in which one or more of the m basic variables are
equal to zero.
Q4,Define the following terms
i) Optimal BFS:- A BFS is called Optimal BFS if it optimizes the objective function.
ii) Feasible region:- It is a region in which all the constraints and non-negativity
conditions hold good.
Q5.Define Linear programming
Ans. It deals with the optimization (maximization or minimization) of a function of a
variable known as an objective function. Subject to a set of linear equations and/or
Inequalities known as constraints.
Q6.Define the following terms
1) Unbounded solution:- If the value of an objective function can be increased or
decreased indefinitely, then the solution Is called an unbounded solution.
li) Corner point feasible solution: It is a feasible solution that doesn't lie on any line
segment connecting two other feasible solution.
Q7. List any two requirements for the formation of LPP
Ans. Requirements for the formation of LPP:
1. There must be an alternate course of action.
2. The decision variables should be interrelated and non-negative.
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Q2.Define basic feasible solution w.r.t TP.
Ans. A feasible solution to a transportation problem is said to be basic feasible
solution if it contains no more than m+n-1 non-negative allocations where m is the
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Q3.Define optimal solution wart TP.
Ans. A feasible solution that minimizes or maximizes the transportation cost (profit) is
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Q4. Define non degenerate basic feasible solution w.r.t TP.
Ans. A BFS to a mxn transportation problem is said to be non degenerate if,
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Q5. Define degenerate basic feasible solution w.r-t TP.
Ans. A BFS In which the total number of non-negative allocations Is less than m+n-1
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Q6, What are the three methods for solving transportation problem.
Ans. i) North-west corner route (NWCR)
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Q1. Define payoff matrix.
Ans. A payoff matrix is a table in which strategies of one player are listed in rows and
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that the payoff of the row player is listed first.
Q2. Define game theory.
Ans. It is a type of decision theory in which one tries an action which is determined
after taking into account all possible alternatives available to an opponent playing the
same game.
Q3. Define pure strategy and mixed strategy.
Ans. Pure strategy:- If a player knows exactly what the other player is going to do, a
deterministic situation is obtained and the objective is to maximize the game.
Mixed strategy:-If a player is guessing as to which activity is to be selected by the
other on any particular occasion, a probabilistic situation is obtained and the
objective is to maximize the expected game.
Q4. Define a two person zero sum game.
Ans. A game with only two players is called a two person zero sum game, if the loss
of one player is equivalent to the game of other so that the sum of their net game is
zero.
Q5. Define optimal strategy.
Ans. The player playing the game always tries to choose the best course of action
which results in optimal pay off called ‘optimal strategy’.
Q6. Define saddle point.
Ans. A saddle point of a playoff matrix is the position of such an element in the payoff
matrix which is minimum In it's row and maximum in it's column.
Q7. Define value of the game.
Ans. The payoff at the saddle point is called the value of the game and itis. equal to
maximin and minimax value of the game.
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