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| Description: | Solves Linear Programming exercises with the simplex method (variants of Constraints ≤, Gran M, Two Phases, Dual Simplex) and the Graphic method. Now with Lexicographic tests. |
| Description (2): | Soluciona ejercicios de Programación Lineal con el método simplex (variantes de Restricciones ≤,Gran M, Dos Fases, Dual Simplex) y el método Gráfico. Ahora con pruebas lexicográficas. |
| Filename: | hpprimetora.zip |
| ID: | 9494 |
| Current version: | 1.4 |
| Author: | Carlos Navarro Cera |
| Downloaded file size: | 3,912,175 bytes |
| Size on calculator: | 246 KB |
| Platforms: | Prime |
| User rating: | 10/10 with 2 votes (you must be logged in to vote) |
| Primary category: | Math |
| Languages: | ENG ESP |
| File date: | 2025-01-31 08:23:44 |
| Creation date: | 2025-01-31 |
| Source code: | Not included |
| Download count: | 945 |
| Version history: | 2025-02-17: Updated to version 1.4 2023-10-29: Updated to version 1.3 2023-09-17: Added to site |
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