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Snowcat [4.5K]
2 years ago
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Optimization in Daily Life: Think about your favorite activity, hobbies or any kind of activity from your daily life. Find a pro

blem which can be modeled with optimization. Now, think about the formulation steps for this activity using optimization and answer the formulation step questions below. (Note that you do not need to write a mathematical model.)
1. What is the decision to make?
2. What is the objective criterion?
3. What are the constraints for the decision?
Business
1 answer:
Serggg [28]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

I like to go to learn driving everyday. I love driving car and go to mountains. I have a dream to have my own car and then go for long drives near the sea coast.

Explanation:

1. The decision to make is to buy a car to fulfill the hobby.

2. The main objective is to enjoy the favorite activity and pleased by the beauty of mountains and sea.

3. The main constraints are financial constraint. Money is required to buy a car and then fulfill the dream.

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