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... this case you're going to have 10 x 1 z plus 12 x 2 z we should have some way to So at the end let's make some concluding remarks about what we have for this formulation uh for this ... binary variables it doesn't matter where it locates you always may find a way to Hey everyone I'm Akash Joshi I'm the org Guru and today we're going to be talking about 6/3 (part 2) min avg cost / linearization Is equal to s minus d all right these two constraints are the same it's just that in linear

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