Part 1: Linear Programming

Part 1: Linear Programming

[@pallavikalambe5596]

Your Teaching Technique is superb!... Flawless!!! Thank you very much

[@viciwo3396]

You made this so clear and easy to understand. Now I'm praying you have lectures in Linear Regression and Time series analysis!. Thanks for a great lecture. can't believe this is 10yrs old!!

[@BORNEODRONE24]

Excellent tutorial...will adopt the methodology to teach my students .Thank you soooooooo much, Ms.Davis.

[@sridharsanapala4019]

Perfect!.. to the point. I've my first class tomorrow. Now i mastered it! Thank you @Dominique Davis :)

[@bwilson45]

Best and clearest instructions without dumbing it down. Thank you so much

[@danielscott853]

I envy your teaching ability! Beautifully done.

[@jaybaptiste1999]

THANK YOU!!!!! Best video for teaching this concept. I may taking Cost Accounting and this was a road block for me, but not anymore. Thanks again.

[@adriennegraham5902]

Thank you! god bless you and your teaching because you're tutorials are very helpful

[@LatiMckay]

You're an angel... thanks Dominique

[@jorgeluisdiazpinedo8164]

Excelente!, mas facil que esto nada, ni mi profesora de IO explica tan claro, gracias!

[@leeanndaley8428]

You're an excellent teacher, this lesson really made me understand the topic! I should stop wasting my money at the University and come to UA-cam school, since UA-camrs are the ones actually teaching me! 😒Thank you!!!! 😊

[@mgkkkkk123]

I wish I found this video before I get my private teacher..!!
Too much appreciate it :D

[@a33tonya83]

This has helped me out so much for my final! Thanks!!

[@tapkuol]

the voice itself gives me much interest in this channel.

[@majpaul7447]

Absolutely great teaching!!

[@a.a.jinnah287]

Excellent tutorial..............

[@tbmari]

Amazing and really beautiful explanation
Thanks to Teacher.

[@janchytil541]

Great show Dominique, love it!! Just one comment - it is VERY useful to plot the 'objective quantity' in the 3D space (x,y,z) to visualize its behavior. In your hamburger case it would read: Q (x,y) = .33x +.21y (Q is also called the target function). (*_*)

[@eliray9238]

Love the way you make that look so easy 👍🏻🙌🏻, I hope in next lessons you have fixed the many noises come from you machine and the mouse🤷‍♂️😅

[@SEFAKORAMAFIKENG]

Amazing teacher indeed 👌👌

[@memodiary2808]

this video is very useful for my MSA Exam..thank you soooo much.........

[@Thelifeofashlyn]

Do you have a video over matrices?

[@pradeepmovva4919]

you are really amazing teacher as you said
you helped a lot
thank you

[@kalanasamuditha7550]

Thank you so much... i was looking for the optimal solution :)

[@alanafreer8043]

Loved this thanks it will really help my class :)

[@DaemonGenius]

Thanks this helped a lot. What software are you using with what pad I'd like to work like that so I can use less paper.

[@alexkhan9837]

Mam, you are amazing. God bless you.

[@gemechisshiferawdawo384]

Really thank you for your best way teaching.

[@dianajohnson5067]

Excellent presentation :D

[@izarehman5940]

Thank you very much. This has been very helpful :)

[@bisharoadam7658]

Your really r an amazing teacher.thanks

[@stephengyang6174]

Perfect methodology

[@lrry3726]

Superb😎

[@williamaengari7432]

thank you very much, it help me a lots for my exam preparation.

[@Abolwafa27]

You're an amazing teacher =)

[@donophilus3716]

You are such a great teacher

[@joellevata8776]

Hey, I really enjoy it...

[@sunnyBaBy2527]

thank you so helpful to me ！！cheers

[@KuteKarisma]

GREAT VIDEO

[@jessicasalas4139]

Does anyone know how she got the 16 and 20 on the graph from the first problem?

[@knotnatthasit]

Thank you I'm going to pass this exam :D

[@barakalosieki2664]

Thanks so much for the great video. My problem is on feasible region..., is there any video for help......????

[@yasminabdalla9426]

2021 thank you 💚

[@bethelehem100]

YOU ARE AMAZING

[@aldulaimi4225]

hi, why don't you do the last collection in the video , i mean A,B,C,D,E. because i usually have trouble with the them.

[@MH-ih1mg]

very awesome teacher, I was curious, what class does this teach teach? its very helpful

[@mohsinmomin7943]

thnx alot! appricate ur effort

[@Jake-vb1xg]

where do I find the video on how to graph those lines at 6:07

[@BobRubinUSNA82]

Hi Domonique, great video. I teach math, what kind of writing tablet do you use? Thanks!

[@roenadesaville5374]

8:40 how to cancel the second constraint, i can't cancel it using -2,-3 or even -1. help

[@naWwWara]

hahaha really You are an amazing and a funny teacher :)

[@MySanjukta]

very gud tutorial............

[@Eccentricbarbie]

How did she get the coordinate (10,0) for point A in the graph for constraints?

[@marketboltahai5416]

Impressive..

[@badugi]

this maybe obvious but you should state that these problems also utilizes non-negativity constraints. x >=0 y>=0, which usually uses the 1st quadrant.

[@MdSazol-yi8nq]

you just fabulous

[@winterlookatme]

I have an exam today and this helps me alot

[@androidmoudomari]

Thanks Alot Miss..
Appreciated :)

[@josephcordoba938]

Hello Dominique, thanks for making this video. I am still having problems with the definition of the problems. I have the following and I was wondering if you could please help me set it up.
A candy company has 138 kg of chocolate-covered nuts and 90 kg of chocolate covered raisins to be sold as two different mixes. One mix will contain half nuts and half raisins and will sale for $7 per kg. The other mix will contain (3/4) nuts and (1/4) raisins and will sell for $9.50 per kg.
How many kilograms of each mix should the company prepare for a maximum revenue? Find the maximum revenue.

[@cynthiajose7787]

Wow lady wow!

[@ayeshasami7744]

hy i need to undersatand the concept to find the solution with 4 variables and 8 constraints having objective is to minimize the cost with exple, please explain this concept with strong example.

[@BORNEODRONE24]

how did you get Negative 3 to solve on x + y = 16? Thanks

[@koralagaindikamaligaspe1479]

That was done to make one variable = 0, so that we can solve the equation.

[@okumuanthony120]

I wish all starters would look at this video

[@trudy161able]

what software is this? does anyone know ?

[@user-os3xt4jz7o]

The last constraint is X>0 , y>0
U should make your gragh with ruler.
I want to answer 16 type of B questions, and I will get 16*15=240

[@EwilDmoN]

Thanks sooooo much :D

[@husaintaghi688]

HELPFUL :)

[@Als1822]

wish u had showed how to do shade the feasible region. otherwise good video

[@msLyka06]

I just wish my teacher is as fun as you. haha

[@briannemorris5432]

Where did she get the 3y=12?

[@endalkfilfilworku7634]

by solving the two equation 3x+6y =60
x+y =16 Simultaneously to do this keeping the first equation as it is and multiply the second one by minus 3, means -3(x+y=16), so it will give you -3x+-3y=48, then equate this with the first equation to solve for x and y as follow 3x+6y=60
-3x-3y=48, so 3x will be deleted by -3x and (6y_3y)=3y and 60-48=12, so 3y=12 divide both side by 3 the value for y will be 4.and to solve for x substitute the value of y means 4 in one of the equation and you will get x=12

[@winterlookatme]

Thankyou

[@maeangelieparadela]

how did you get the (0,10)?

[@anywaytarisai1146]

anx a lot ey i got some good staff there

[@stephanieegboro5767]

I feel so proud of her but she's not even my teacher😂😂😂

[@judyngBRUH]

thank uuuu

[@aldulaimii]

till 8: 30m. I got you, I don't know why do you jump and skip some paths???

[@anjureynolds3630]

legit!

[@emmanuelwoodliff7653]

I got lost at 7:00

[@joshuasamson7373]

no questions

[@sanberksarcal2645]

Why not be a teacher? Well done!

[@nonexistant2]

Sanberk Sarıcalı lol she’s my math teacher (kinda)

[@Fouad9304]

you are perfect :D

[@jackdavis8596]

"Graph sucks," maybe, but rest of video does not.

[@yeahman4586]

This makes no fucking sense. If I've *already read the question*, Why do I have to read it again?

[@jannatzeeshan9769]

Yeah man for the mere sake of get a clearer idea of the question, and to make sure that u didn't misunderstood the question when u read it for the first time

[@jesseg5513]

not good

[@jackielin531]

no questions