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DOI: Methodology Of Application Of The Simplex Method In The Optimal Development Of Industrial Enterprises
Javohir Sobirovich Eshonkulov , Researcher, Karshi Engineering-Economical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
Methods of solving mathematical models of industrial enterprises using the simplex method, which is one of the most important methods of constructing mathematical models, are shown in finding optimal solutions to economic problems.
Keywords
Industrial enterprise, mathematical programming, linear programming, simplex method, objective function, minimum (maximum) value, base plan (solution), optimal solution
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