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Identify and explain the different techniques for identifying candidate solutions.
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Linear programingi would choose linear programming.
A series of Linear Programming constraints on two variables produces a region of possible values for those variables. Solvable two-variable problems will have a feasible region in the shape of a convex simple polygon. In an algorithm that tests feasible points sequentially, each tested point is in turn a candidate solution.
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