Engineering Optimization: Theory and Practice, Fourth Edition

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626 Integer Programming


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Review Questions


10.1 Answer true or false:
(a)The integer and discrete programming problems are one and the same.
(b)Gomory’s cutting plane method is applicable to mixed-integer programming
problems.
(c)The Balas method was developed for the solution of all-integer programming
problems.
(d)The branch-and-bound method can be used to solve zero–one programming
problems.
(e)The branch-and-bound method is applicable to nonlinear integer programming
problems.
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