A solvable problem must have:
A) a feasible region that is not an empty set.
B) the best solution.
C) no more than two constraints.
D) no more than two decision variables.

Question

A solvable problem must have: ​
A) ​a feasible region that is not an empty set.
B) ​the best solution.
C) no more than two constraints.
D) ​no more than two decision variables.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A feasible region that is not an empty set is a necessary condition for a problem to be solvable. If the feasible region is empty, there are no solutions to the problem.

A Solvable Problem Must Have: ​

A Solvable Problem Must Have: