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    George Dantzig developed linear programming in the 1940s to help the U.S. Air Force efficiently schedule aircraft maintenance and cargo shipments. Linear programming uses linear algebraic equations to determine the most optimal way to achieve the maximum or minimum value for an objective function given a set of constraints. It has since become a fundamental tool of operations research used across various industries to solve problems involving costs, resources, and optimization.

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    George Dantzig developed linear programming in the 1940s to help the U.S. Air Force efficiently schedule aircraft maintenance and cargo shipments. Linear programming uses linear algebraic equations to determine the most optimal way to achieve the maximum or minimum value for an objective function given a set of constraints. It has since become a fundamental tool of operations research used across various industries to solve problems involving costs, resources, and optimization.

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    George B Dantzig Operations Research; Jan/Feb 2002; 50, 1; ABI/INFORM Global pg. 42

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