Or1 Modeling Lecture 4 Nonlinear Programming 3 Formulating The Eoq Model

binary variables it doesn't matter where it locates you always may find a way to linearize it obviously if you have a product of be something like this it should contain an upper bound for your x1 so here you would say that your upper bound for x1 is how to solve nonlinear programs we only try to show you in many cases you need

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• binary variables it doesn't matter where it locates you always may find a way to linearize it obviously if you have a product of
• be something like this it should contain an upper bound for your x1 so here you would say that your upper bound for x1 is
• how to solve nonlinear programs we only try to show you in many cases you need
• So at the end let's make some concluding remarks about what we have for this

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