Special LP Cases in Simplex Method | Infeasibility, Alternative Solutions, Unboundedness, Degeneracy

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This video discusses special situations in linear programming using the Simplex Tableau: infeasible solutions, alternative (multiple) or infinite optimal solutions, unboundedness, and degenerate solutions.

00:00 Intro
00:12 Infeasibility
01:52 Alternative/Multiple
03:54 Unboundedness
05:10 Degeneracy
06:37 Example - Problem 1
07:09 Example - Problem 2
07:38 Example - Problem 3
08:06 Example – Problem 4
08:27 Example – Problem 5

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This is pure GOLD, the best LP video series ever. Thank you so much!!

Keawydev
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Best LP videos I've found on youtube. Thank you so much!

maddoscientist
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I love this!!! because I follow your method in Intro to Simplex Method | Solve LP | Simplex Tableau and the optimal solution develops in a oppsite direction and I am so overwhelmed. This video surely helps!

kowyo
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Sir I think the following topics are left
1. 2 phase method in LPP
2. Duality in LPP
3. Dual Simplex Method
4. Assignment

Again hat's off to your dedication for making such amazing simple but elaborative videos....☺☺☺☺

banibratamanna
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Extremly well done. Clearly explained, great animations - thank you!

KanalmitNivea
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Thank you so much !!!! It was so effective and simple to learn which I couldn't find on any other youtube channel

geniusharma
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love these vids. usefull for business engineering or business economics

BenchMeister
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Thank you a lot for explaining complicated things in a short time

gbalakrishnareddy
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Hope you continue making such wonderful lessons sir!

Raghav-wj
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I think there is a big typo on 6:06 where the slack variable has a cB of 6!

andrewwang
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when should we introduce an artificial variable a to test for infeasibility when constructing the tableu form?

Apersonll
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can you make a video about duality linear

danqiuWei
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You missed one important point in Degeneracy is the possibility of "cycling".

sourabhborkar