What does Fundamental theorem of linear programming
says?
An optimal solution to an LP problem can be found at an extreme point of the feasible region.
Optimal point occurs on the objective function line corresponding to the optimal objective function value
At any extreme point, the set of variables having non-zero values are called basic variables. This set is called the basis.
Each variable whose value is zero at any extreme point solution is called a non-basic variable (which means that these variables are not in the basis at that solution).
Choose the Kn's that satisfy the
equation.
The Fundamental Theorem of Linear Homogeneous DE's then says that u(x, t) = IK, cos((2n-1) nxje (2n-1) 11Xje -c(2n-1)?n?l1400 ] + (Eq-7) 20 is also a solution of (Eq-1) and (BC's-2). We must now choose the Ki's in (Eq-7) so that (BC-3) is also satisfied. Thus, the Ko's must satisty l(1)] = f(x) = 50 cos(X) 20 u(x,0) = [K, cosí (2n-1) ix ma1
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