In the case of a linear model with two decision variables, if the constraints are in the form of inequalities they are visually represented by regions called as:
A) half spaces.
B) curves.
C) 2-spaces.
D) regions of linear intersection.

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When we have only two decision variables and the functions of these variables are linear, they form lines in 2-space. If the constraints are inequalities, the constraint cuts the space into two, with the line and the area on one side of the line being the space that satisfies that constraint. These subregions are called half spaces.

In the Case of a Linear Model with Two Decision