MCQ Bank
In an LP problem, to evaluate the basic variables in Simplex method, which of the following method is used?
- A) Gauss Elimination method
- B) Gauss-Seidel method
- C) Gauss Least Square method
- D) Gauss-Jordan method
Shortcoming of Big M method is that the value of M could be ____________.
- A) negative
- B) very large
- C) positive
- D) very small
While applying Simplex method to a LP of minimization type, we proceed stepwise from one -------------solution to another in such a way that the objective function always increases its value.
- A) non-basic feasible
- B) basic feasible
- C) optimal
- D) degenerate
For $Z = 4 x_1 + x_2$ subject to $3 x_1 + 4 x_2 \geq 20, x_1 + 5 x_2 \geq 15$, we have ___________ variables.
- A) six
- B) one slack
- C) three objective
- D) two artificial
Big M technique is used if the initial basic solution obtained using slack variables is _______.
- A) inconsistent
- B) feasible
- C) optimal
- D) infeasible
After converting constraints into the respective Standard equalities, we have an LP problem of ‘4’ equations in ‘6’ variables. If the initial basic feasible solution is say;(2,4,1,2), then it is ---------- solution.
- A) degenerate infeasible
- B) non-degenerate infeasible
- C) degenerate feasible
- D) non-degenerate feasible
While solving an LP problem by Simplex method, the inclusion of slacks in the constraints’ inequalities helps in finding ------------- variables.
- A) artificial
- B) non-basic
- C) basic
- D) decision
In a feasible region, if the end points of the line segment are basic solutions, then all the points between these two will ------------.
- A) be non basic
- B) be optimal
- C) also be the basic
- D) be infeasible
Convex set is the collection of all -------------.
- A) feasible solutions
- B) optimal solutions
- C) non-feasible solutions
- D) negative solutions
While solving a Linear programming problem, we find -------------number of basic feasible solution.
- A) odd
- B) infinite
- C) only finite
- D) even
An optimal solution of a Linear Programming problem is necessarily a Basic feasible solution.
- A) True
- B) False
- C)
- D)
Which of the following is true about the inclusion of non-negative slack variable into a constraint of type ‘less than or equal’?
- A) Inequality is transformed into type: ‘greater than or equal’
- B) Inequality is transformed into strict equality constraint
- C) This inclusion doest not affect the inequality
- D) Inequality become redundant and hence skips from the LP problem.
By Simplex method, to minimize ‘Z = 9x–2y’of an LP problem, if ‘z=A>0’ for the initial iteration then for its next improved solution(0<A<100), which of the following would be the next entering variable?
- A) y<0
- B) x<0
- C) y>0
- D) x>0
By Simplex method, to minimize ‘Z = 2x+9y’of an LP problem, if ‘z=A>0’ for the initial iteration then for its next improved solution(0<A<100), which of the following would be the next entering variable?
- A) x>0
- B) y<0
- C) y>0
- D) x<0
After converting constraints into the respective Standard equalities, we have an LP problem of ‘4’ equations in ‘6’ variables. Then how many Combinations of Basic feasible Solutions may possible?
- A) 10
- B) 15
- C) 24
- D) 2
A Linear Programming problem may not have any feasible solution.
- A) False
- B) True
- C)
- D)
Which of the following order pair would minimize the objective function of the linear programming problem; $z = x + 5 y$ subject to $x \geq 2 , y \geq 0$ ?
- A) (2,0)
- B) (2,3)
- C) (0,0)
- D) (0,3)
If the optimum solution of a Linear Programming problem is finitely unique and then its corresponding objective function must have------------ maximum or minimum.
- A) NO
- B) infinite
- C) finite
- D) arbitrary
If any or all of the artificial variables do not leave the basis in the final solution, then this indicates that the problem _________ .
- A) may have a solution
- B) non of these
- C) does not have a solution
- D) must have a solution
In the Simplex method to solve an LP problem of maximization, if at the end of iteration, every entry of objective function row is positive then the given problem------------.
- A) has no solution
- B) can not be optimized
- C) needs further improvement
- D) has been maximized