Goal programming: a. Is not an iterative solution procedure. b. Requires the use of only hard constraints. c. Involves solving problems containing a collection of goals that we would like to achieve. d. Requires firm RHS values of the constraints.

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10 September, 12:28

Goal programming: a. Is not an iterative solution procedure. b. Requires the use of only hard constraints. c. Involves solving problems containing a collection of goals that we would like to achieve. d. Requires firm RHS values of the constraints.

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Laura Li · Answer 1

c. Involves solving problems containing a collection of goals that we would like to achieve.

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To solve this question we first need to understand what Goal Programming is. Goal Programming is basically an optimization technique which aims to solve decision problems with multiplicity of objectives. It is an extension of linear programming. Hence the answer is C