Objective of LPP is: - Vidyadip

MCQ

Objective of LPP is:

A
A constraint
B
A function to be optimized
C
A relation between the variables
D
None of the above

✓

Answer

A function to be optimized

Solution:

The objective of Linear Programming Problems (LPP) is to minimize or maximize the function.

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