Linear Programming (intro -- defining variables, constraints, objective function)

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[@piscestown]

hi! we have a test tomorrow on this subject and i'd like to thank you for taking the time to share this information! i've been having trouble with models and this was a lot of help

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How was the test?

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[@allaboutsprinting]

isolating the variables seems to be the hardest part of this lesson given the rest is really just algebra. thank you

[@AmoQwabe]

True! because I only isolated the number of scientific and graphing calculators but not of days. Good lesson none the less.

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Thank you so much Mam for providing the reasons and logic behind selecting objective functions and constraints...

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How to convert this into a math model?

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[@stephenalcantara2805]

A dietician wishes to mix types of foods in such a way that vitamin contents of the mixture contain at least 8 units of vitamin A and 10 units of units of vitamin C. Food ‘I’ contains 2 units/kg of vitamin A and 1 unit per kg of vitamin C. Food ‘II’ contains 1 units/kg of vitamin A and 2 units per kg of vitamin C. It costs PHP 400 per kg to purchase Food ‘I’ and PHP 740 per kg to purchase Food ‘II’. Formulate as a linear programming problem to minimize the cost of such mixture. Determine the Optimal Solution.... Hello ma'am 👋can you help me too? To determine the constraints on this problem?

[@AmoQwabe]

I noticed you asked her 2 years ago hope you passed your grade. Although I'm not ma'am I can try help you. [2A+1A greater or qual to 8A] [1C+2C greater or equal to 10C] [Kg for food I~ Kg for food II] are constraints [ PHP400I + PHP740II= Objective function because we need a minimum cost]

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[@solomontadese1445]

XYZ Steel Company manufactures two kinds of wrought-iron rails: Model E (the elegant) and Model D (the distinctive). Model E rails sell for $59 and cost $50 to make, whereas Model D rails sell for $48 and cost $41 to make. To make one Model E rail requires 2 hours on Machine A, 1 hour on Machine B, and 4 hours on Machine C. On the other hand, to make one Model D rail requires 1 hour on A, 2 hours on B, and 5 hours on C. Production scheduling indicates that during the coming week Machine A will be available for at most 30 hours. Machine B for at most 24 hours, and Machine C for at most 72 hours. Find the number of each kind of rail to be made in the coming week in order for the company to maximize its profit. What is this maximum profit? At the maximum, which machines, if any, are not fully utilized? Please do this one!

[@tobifolayan14]

make 4 of Model D and make 13 of Model E; gives a maximum profit of $145; machine B is not fully utilised (21/24 hrs used)

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[@idrisakinlotan7303]

Hi, thanks for this insightful analysis. But I would like to ask, is there a solution to the carpenter problem?

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Them and tailors....

[@Do-Some-Change]

Thanks , I have now got an idea of understand this problems

[@lekshmipriya2792]

a bank produces two outputs utilising two inputs and has two processes. process 1 uses 4 units of A and two units of B produces 2units of Z. the capacities of A and B are400& and 600 respectively. assume the profit per unit for Y and Z are20. formulate the linear programming

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A pharmaceutical firm wishes to allocate P50,000 towards advertising in newspapers and magazines. The intension of the firm is to maximize the exposure of its advertisements. Each page of the leading newspapers costs P500 and each page of a magazine costs P1000. It is guaranteed that each page of the magazine will reach the audience of 250,000, while 50,000 persons will read each page of the newspaper advertisement. Furthermore, it is specified that at least one page of the magazine and newspaper will be allocated for the firm’s advertisement. Find the number of pages of magazine and newspapers advertisement that will maximize exposure and remain within the P50,000 budget.

[@stevewasdf]

thank you my book is awful and its just words. and my instructor is online and doesn’t teach.

[@keylialano]

what if there's no processing time or production time? is it okay to have same constant but different time available? Like a+b

[@jdra0n]

Thank you for this! :)

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Very pedagogical.

[@somekidfromvirginia388]

Thanks so much, I was stuck but now I understand!

[@S4EZCHOCO]

what is the final answer? what is the maximum profit?

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It's comprehensible, I'm beginning to understand

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[@stephenalcantara2805]

A dietician wishes to mix types of foods in such a way that vitamin contents of the mixture contain at least 8 units of vitamin A and 10 units of units of vitamin C. Food ‘I’ contains 2 units/kg of vitamin A and 1 unit per kg of vitamin C. Food ‘II’ contains 1 units/kg of vitamin A and 2 units per kg of vitamin C. It costs PHP 400 per kg to purchase Food ‘I’ and PHP 740 per kg to purchase Food ‘II’. Formulate as a linear programming problem to minimize the cost of such mixture. Determine the Optimal Solution.... Hello ma'am 👋can you help me too? To determine the constraints on this problem?

[@aunmaqsood3129]

Objective function (cost): 400x + 740y, where x = number of kg of food one, and y = number of kg of food 2. Constraints: 2x+y >= 8, x+2y>=10.

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18th March 2021 first anniversary of this video

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is the first example formulation?

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I hope I survive this course.

[@vinumbal437]

I have one question for you is that okay? My question is How to construct m table in those sample problems?

[@vinumbal437]

Pls reply coz our instructor want us to construct m table too

[@vinumbal437]

Tomorrow is our class

[@camille2324]

Hi can you help me solve something like this?

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Where is the answr

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The SHANIA NICOLE Furniture Company manufactures dining room tables andchairs. Each table requires 50 board feet and 3 hours of labor. Each chair takes 20board feet and 4 hours of labor. The manufacturer has 3,000 board feet of lumberavailable and a staff able to provide 380 hours of labor. Finally, the manufacturer hasdetermined that there is a net profit of P100 for each chair sold and P200 for everytable sold. For simplicity, we assume that needed materials such as nails andvarnish are available in sufficient quantities. How many tables and chairs should thecompany manufacture in order to maximize its profit assuming that each itemmanufactured is sold?

[@mustafadagstan8215]

50T+20C

[@sureshasanka411]

Define Variable >>>>>. C= Nos of chairs to be produced, T = Nos of Tables to be produced

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tomorrow is maths exam. I hope it goes well.

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MMW company manufactures two alloy products: round bar and flat disk. Each unit of round bar contains two kilogram of aluminum and 1 kilograms of steel. Each unit of flatdisk contains 14 kilograms of aluminum and 2 kilograms of steel. MMW company has an available supply of 70 kilograms of aluminum and 20 kilograms of steel. MMW company makes a profit of Php 20.00 on each unit of round bar and Php 50.00 on each unit of flatdisk. Determine the number of units of round bar and flat disk it must manufacture in order to maximize its profit.

[@rsadsultanov3071]

Here is the answer: ●Variables: R=#units of R produced F=#units of F produced ●Constrains: 2*R+14*F

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[@pranalis.3407]

Can any one reply please A company has two mills A and B. its has entered contract to supply flour every month with 8 and 12 quintals of high and medium quality. Mill A produce 6 and 2 of high and medium quality resp. Mill B produces 2 and 4 of high and medium resp. It cost Rs.2000 for A and Rs 1500 for B per day to run mill. How many days per month should each mill be operated? Need only constraints...

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Am writing my exam tomorrow and you just made it looks so simple thanks