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-**[Feasible Region]():** The set of all feasible solutions. Graphically, this is a subregion of the plane formed by the intersection of the regions defined by the constraints. The feasible region is often a **convex polygon**.
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-**[Boundary Line]():** Each equality constraint or the equality part of an inequality constraint represents a straight line in the graph.
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-**[Semiplane]():** Each inequality constraint defines a half-plane on one side of its boundary line, including the line itself. The feasible region is the intersection of these semiplanes.
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-**[Vertices](0 (Extreme Points):** The corner points of the feasible region, formed by the intersection of two or more boundary lines.
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-**[Vertices]() (Extreme Points):** The corner points of the feasible region, formed by the intersection of two or more boundary lines.
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-**[Optimal Solution]():** A feasible solution that yields the best (maximum for maximization problems, minimum for minimization problems) value of the objective function.
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