PRC-2 · Chapter 4 · Question 18 of 60
In a linear programming graph, what specific term describes the geometric area that satisfies all the given linear inequalities simultaneously?
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Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: C) The feasible region
Explanation
The feasible region is the overlapping shaded area on a coordinate graph where every single constraint (inequality) of the problem is met at the same time.
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