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Dinesh Kumar, Lovely Professional University Unit–26: Linear Programming

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Unit–26: Linear Programming

CONTENTS
Objectives

Introduction
26.1 Frames Arrangement in Linear Programming

26.2 Characteristics of Linear Programming
26.3 Limitations of Linear Programming

26.4 Summary

26.5 Keywords
26.6 Review Questions

26.7 Further Readings

Objectives

After studying this unit, students will be able to:

• Understand frames arrangement in linear programming.
• Be aware of the characteristics of linear programming.
• Know the limitations of linear programming.

Introduction

B. F. Skinner (1955) was the exponent. It is based on operant conditioning on programming which
explains that human behavior can be given a certain direction and the desired behavior can be
taught. The actions of this pathway in the human small - small to analyse the meaningful parts. By
resorting to these parts at each position by enforcing the desired behavior can be taught human.
In fact, the linear programming linear programming in which each student is in order, crossing
certain positions. It includes the following things—
(a) At one time, subject to the small - fraction is presented to the students.
(b) By responding to student answers.
(c) By matching your answer enforcing student receives the correct answer.

(d) He received the command what to do next.

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