The three steps involved in linear programming include all of the following EXCEPT:
A)determining the objective.
B)determining the relevant and irrelevant costs.
C)computing the optimal solution.
D)determining the basic relationship.

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The three steps involved in linear programming are determining the objective, determining the constraints or limitations, and computing the optimal solution. Determining the relevant and irrelevant costs is not one of these steps.

The Three Steps Involved in Linear Programming Include All of the Following