Part 1 - Solving a Standard Maximization Problem using the Simplex Method

This video is the 1st part of a video that demonstrates how to solve a standard maximization problem using the simplex method. References to using the TI-84 plus calculator are also given.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Standard maximization
• linear programming
• simplex method
• TI-84 plus

[bentruong3]

thanks a bunch. im going to have a midterm tomorrow exactly on this and you helped alot!

[scottrelliott]

@bentruong3 Glad I could help!

[scottrelliott]

Yep, the beta captions are pretty funny on my math videos :-)  I need to go back and just do them myself.

[MrYuvan]

thanks a lot sir.. u really made it very easy to understand..



[JDLupus]

As i listen, I can't help but think you sound scarily similar to Levni Yilmaz of "Tales of Mere Existence" fame, which is a MASSIVE compliment, by the way :)

Thank you very much for the Simplex booster; I needed it badly.

[sourabh99891]

why10 is divided by 3...?????

[869749856]

This is the future, guys. We're learning so much better/faster/stronger on-line than we ever could in lectures.

[Ramesh16792]

Lpp max form

[Ramesh16792]

Lpp max form

[ssrooben]

Thank you so much (",) this video very helpful for me..

[herbivore007]

@ashihtaka I agree... I pay $1000 for classes, money for gas to get to class, get lectured from an indian person that is barely comprehensible that attempted to teach us this standard linear programming problem in the course of at least 15 hours in the last 3 weeks spread over 5 or 6 mandatory lectures, pay money for rent to live close to my college, and didn't learn anything.

By watching this video, I understood how to maximize an equation within a little over 7 minutes.

[ashihtaka]

honestly, I'm enrolled in a linear programming course (operations research) in engineering at U of T, and the professor has a phd and probably other extensive background in this, but after 5 weeks of lecture, she didn't teach me crap.

This pretty much taught me more than $1000 of classes. Thank you for explaining every step and why it's necessary.

[mrzulu420]

Thanks, much better explanation than teacher's