In a linear program, if a constraint simply relates the ratio of constant multiples of two decision variables to a constant through $=, \geq$, or $\leq$, then the constraint can always be converted to a linear constraint.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Ratios of constant multiples of decision variables to a constant can be manipulated algebraically to form a linear relationship by cross-multiplication, thus converting the constraint into a linear form.

In a Linear Program, If a Constraint Simply Relates the Ratio