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    The document discusses using two non-negativity constraints when formulating a linear program solution. It also mentions identifying optimization opportunities and formulating an appropriate model with unrestricted variables that can take any value, along with using logical operators and defining batches of chairs and tables to be produced at a certain price.

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    The document discusses using two non-negativity constraints when formulating a linear program solution. It also mentions identifying optimization opportunities and formulating an appropriate model with unrestricted variables that can take any value, along with using logical operators and defining batches of chairs and tables to be produced at a certain price.

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    Usama Idrees
    The document discusses using two non-negativity constraints when formulating a linear program solution. It also mentions identifying optimization opportunities and formulating an appropriate model with unrestricted variables that can take any value, along with using logical operators and defining batches of chairs and tables to be produced at a certain price.

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