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Linear Programming Example Problem: Soil Allocation in Gardens

The example problem involves allocating soil in gardens to ensure each garden receives sufficient soil while adhering to constraints such as no negative soil, not overusing piles, and meeting specific soil quantity requirements. The objective is to minimize the cost based on unit prices. Linear constraints are defined, and optimal points are identified using a feasible point approach. Various feasible and optimal solutions are explored, highlighting the application of linear programming in practical scenarios.

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Linear Programming Example Problem: Soil Allocation in Gardens

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