A constraint with zero slack or surplus is called a
A)nonbinding constraint.
B)resource constraint.
C)binding constraint.
D)nonlinear constraint.

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A constraint with zero slack or surplus means that it is being fully utilized, and any deviation from it will result in a violation of the constraints. This makes it a binding constraint. Nonbinding constraints have slack or surplus, meaning that they are not fully utilized in the solution. Resource constraints refer to constraints that limit the availability of resources. Nonlinear constraints refer to constraints that are not linear functions.

A Constraint with Zero Slack or Surplus Is Called a