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The mathematical model of linear programming consists of several parts. What is the difference?
1. Determine the decision variable-it may not be a component;

2. Determine the objective function;

3. Determine inequality constraints, such as AX

4. Determine the equality constraints, such as AeqX=beq, and determine the Aeq matrix and beq vector;

5. Determine the upper and lower bounds LB and UB vectors of decision variables;