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Is the point (10, 50) a feasible solution of the furniture problem?
ANo, it is outside
BNo, it is imaginary
CNo, it is unbounded
DYes, it is one
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Yes, it is one
1. A feasible solution is any point satisfying every constraint.
2. The point must lie within or on the boundary of the region.
3. The point (10, 50) is a feasible solution of the problem.
4. It corresponds to buying ten tables and fifty chairs.
_Source: NCERT Class XII Mathematics Part II, Ch 12 'Linear Programming'_
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