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Finally, consider the general case in which there are also some small items, of size less than ''eB''. These items can be added greedily into the bins with the large items using e.g. [[Next-fit bin packing]]. If no new bins are created, then the number of bins is still at most (1+''e'')OPT. If new bins are created, this means that all bins (except maybe the last one) are full up to at least (1-''e'')''B''. Therefore, the number of bins is at most OPT/(1-''e'')+1, which is (1+O(''e''))OPT+1.
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The ''fractional configuration LP'' of bin-packing is the [[linear programming relaxation]] of the above ILP. It replaces the last constraint <math>x_c\in\{0,\ldots,n\}</math> with the constraint <math>x_c \geq 0</math>. In other words, each configuration can be used a fractional number of times.
* ''Example'':<ref name=":12" /> suppose there are 31 items of size 3 and 7 items of size 4, and the
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