To identify the feasible region, one must graph:
A) all non-binding constraints.
B) the objective function contours.
C) all binding constraints.
D) the complete set of simultaneous equations.
E) the capacities of all relevant resources.

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The feasible region in a graphical linear programming problem is identified by graphing all binding constraints, which are the constraints that form the edges of the feasible region. Non-binding constraints, objective function contours, the complete set of simultaneous equations, and capacities of all relevant resources do not directly define the feasible region's boundaries.

To Identify the Feasible Region, One Must Graph