Which of the following is not a typical characteristic of a linear programming problem? A) Restrictions exist. B) A choice among alternatives is required. C) The problem can be solved graphically. D) The problem has an objective.

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Linear programming problems can often be solved graphically, but this is not a defining characteristic, especially for complex problems that may not be easily represented or solved graphically. Linear programming is defined by having restrictions, requiring a choice among alternatives, and having an objective to optimize, not necessarily by the ability to solve the problem graphically.

Which of the Following Is not a Typical Characteristic of a Linear