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hi john,
pass paper 2014 q2
how can you tell my looking at the graph that y is one of the constraint
I assume that you mean the June exam.
There are two constraints for y. One is the normal non-negativity constraint, and so y >= 0, the other is that the question says that the demand for y will be 66,000 units and so they will obviously not produce more than that number and therefore y <= 66,000.
Of course, you can no longer be asked to draw the graph in the exam (as was required in this question) but you can still be asked to formulate the constraints and are expected to be able to interpret the graph.
Have you watched my free lectures on linear programming? The lectures are a complete free course for Paper F5 and cover everything needed to be able to pass the exam well.
Hi John,
I cannot find the MCQ questions after each topic. Please could you let me know where it is?
I have gone through the lecture on linear program again and still don’t understand from what I understand is any one that is further from the optimum point I would consider building to be nearer to point b and also y
Summie: They are linked from the main F5 page (as “ACCA F5 Practice Questions”)
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