Option b and c refer to the assumption of uniform distribution with parameters…those are not constraints in Simulation.
Option a is the non negativity constraint and that occupancy rate cannot exceed 100%….this is a constraint.If it is not put in the model, it may result in occupancy rates coming to be negative or more than 100% ….which would be absurd
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Option b and c refer to the assumption of uniform distribution with parameters…those are not constraints in Simulation.
Option a is the non negativity constraint and that occupancy rate cannot exceed 100%….this is a constraint.If it is not put in the model, it may result in occupancy rates coming to be negative or more than 100% ….which would be absurd
thank you.. was unable to pick up the question!