In the conventional formulation of a linear programming model we will see all of the decision variables on the right-hand-side of a constraint and a constant value on the left-hand-side.

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In the conventional formulation of a linear programming model, the decision variables are typically on the left-hand-side of a constraint and a constant value is on the right-hand-side. This convention allows for easy interpretation of the constraints as limiting factors on the decision variables.

In the Conventional Formulation of a Linear Programming Model We