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    This document provides instructions for using the primal simplex method for maximization problems with less than or equal to constraints. The algorithm stops when all coefficients in the objective function are positive. Optimality is reached when the entering variable has the most negative coefficient and the leaving variable has the smallest intercept ratio in the direction of the entering variable, without altering the equality.

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    This document provides instructions for using the primal simplex method for maximization problems with less than or equal to constraints. The algorithm stops when all coefficients in the objective function are positive. Optimality is reached when the entering variable has the most negative coefficient and the leaving variable has the smallest intercept ratio in the direction of the entering variable, without altering the equality.

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    This document provides instructions for using the primal simplex method for maximization problems with less than or equal to constraints. The algorithm stops when all coefficients in the objective function are positive. Optimality is reached when the entering variable has the most negative coefficient and the leaving variable has the smallest intercept ratio in the direction of the entering variable, without altering the equality.

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    Primal Simplex.

    MAXIMIZATION

    Working with <= constraints

    Stop the algorithm when ALL coefficients in the objective function are POSITIVES

    Optimality: entering variable should be the MOST negative coefficient in the objective function.

    The coefficients in the objective function must change the sign when they are introduced in the Table: Example: z=3x+7y is z-3x-7y

    Leaving variable should be the smallest intercept (minimum ratio with strictly positive denominator) in the direction of the entering variable. The intention is not alter the equality

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