Which of the following is NOT an assumption used by a LP allocation problem? Group of answer choices

Returns from different allocations can be compared.

The return from any allocation is independent of other allocations.

The total return is the sum of the returns yielded by the different activities.

All data are unknown with decision making under uncertainty.

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28 December, 04:16

Which of the following is NOT an assumption used by a LP allocation problem? Group of answer choices

Returns from different allocations can be compared.

The return from any allocation is independent of other allocations.

The total return is the sum of the returns yielded by the different activities.

All data are unknown with decision making under uncertainty.

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Dario Ramirez · Answer 1

All data are unknown with decision making under uncertainty.

Explanation:

There are various assumptions used by a LP allocation problem and they are; any return from an allocation is not dependent of other allocations; it is possible to compare returns from varying allocations; total returns equals the sum of all returns that all the activities yielded. The only option that is not an assumption used by a LP allocation problem is "All data are unknown with decision making under uncertainty."