Multi-objective linear programming (MOLP) provide:
a. a way to incorporate soft constraints
b. a way to incorporate hard constraints
c. a simple way to solve the problem as a relaxed LP
d. a way to analyze LP problems with multiple conflicting objectives
The answer is given below:
d. a way to analyze LP problems with multiple conflicting objectives
Multi-objective linear programming (MOLP) can be defined as a program with more than one or finite number of objective functions with a single decision making body.
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