What is the Objective Function and Constraints for this Optimization Problem?

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The discussion centers on an optimization problem defined by the objective function JJCJ = -x + 2y, with constraints represented by the points A(1,2), B(-1,2), and C(-1,-3). Participants express confusion regarding the meaning of JJCJ and the role of the points as potential vertices in the feasible region. The problem lacks clear constraints typically found in optimization scenarios, such as inequalities. The consensus is that clarification from the professor is necessary to proceed effectively.

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Homework Statement



Optimization (Maximize or Minimize)
JJCJ=-x +2y according to:
A(1,2)
B(-1,2)
C(-1,-3)


Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution



I have taken many advanced math courses and its kind of embarrassing that I don't know how to approach this question :\
First I thought there was a mistake with the question but my cousin says that this is what the professor game them. I don't even know what JJCJ is...
Would appreciate any help.
 
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Roni1985 said:

Homework Statement



Optimization (Maximize or Minimize)
JJCJ=-x +2y according to:
A(1,2)
B(-1,2)
C(-1,-3)
This doesn't make any sense to me, especially the part "... according to A(1, 2), B(-1, 2), C(-1, -3).

A, B, and C are points.

In optimization problems you are usually given some objective function (like your JJCJ above - I have no idea what JJCJ means), and the constraints are inequalities, such as x >= 0, y >= 0, 2x + 3y <= 5.

Do the points in your problem constitute vertices in the critical region?

What is the exact wording of the problem?
Roni1985 said:

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution



I have taken many advanced math courses and its kind of embarrassing that I don't know how to approach this question :\
First I thought there was a mistake with the question but my cousin says that this is what the professor game them. I don't even know what JJCJ is...
Would appreciate any help.
 
Mark44 said:
This doesn't make any sense to me, especially the part "... according to A(1, 2), B(-1, 2), C(-1, -3).

A, B, and C are points.

In optimization problems you are usually given some objective function (like your JJCJ above - I have no idea what JJCJ means), and the constraints are inequalities, such as x >= 0, y >= 0, 2x + 3y <= 5.

Do the points in your problem constitute vertices in the critical region?

What is the exact wording of the problem?

That's what I thought... the problem doesn't make sense. And, this is the exact wording that the professor gave to the students. I'll ask my cousin to contact the professor.

Thanks for your help.
 

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