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Reduced Cost, Slack or Surplus, Dual Price
Discuss what the following Linear Programming solution terms mean and give examples of each
1. Reduced Cost
2. Slack or Surplus
3. Dual Price
This posting provides definitions of terminology on linear programming like reduced cost, slack or surplus and dual price along with examples of each.
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