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    Mosaic tiles produces two sizes of tiles in batches of 100: large tiles and small tiles. The company has constraints on available hours for molding, baking, and glazing tiles each week, as well as a limit on available clay. The objective is to maximize profit by determining the optimal number of batches of each tile size to produce. Several potential solutions are examined under the constraints, with the optimal solution being 56.75 batches of large tiles and 154.63 batches of small tiles, yielding a maximum profit of $47893.70.

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    Mosaic tiles produces two sizes of tiles in batches of 100: large tiles and small tiles. The company has constraints on available hours for molding, baking, and glazing tiles each week, as well as a limit on available clay. The objective is to maximize profit by determining the optimal number of batches of each tile size to produce. Several potential solutions are examined under the constraints, with the optimal solution being 56.75 batches of large tiles and 154.63 batches of small tiles, yielding a maximum profit of $47893.70.

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    Mosaic tiles produces two sizes of tiles in batches of 100: large tiles and small tiles. The company has constraints on available hours for molding, baking, and glazing tiles each week, as well as a limit on available clay. The objective is to maximize profit by determining the optimal number of batches of each tile size to produce. Several potential solutions are examined under the constraints, with the optimal solution being 56.75 batches of large tiles and 154.63 batches of small tiles, yielding a maximum profit of $47893.70.

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    MOSAIC TILES

    DMM CASE STUDY

    PRESENTED BY
    NAVEEN YADAV
    VINEET VERMA
    SAIF KHAN
    Case Situation

    Mosaic tiles is a tile manufacturing company

    Two sizes of tiles produced: Large and Small

    The tiles are produced in batch sizes of 100


    Process Large tile ( x ) Small tile ( y ) Avilable hours
    Molding 18 mins 15 mins 60 hrs / week
    Baking .27 hrs .58 hrs 105 hrs / week
    Glazing 0.16 hrs 0.20 hrs 40 hrs / week
    Clay derivative 32.8 pounds 20 pounds 6000 pounds /
    week
    Profit 190$ 240$

    objective:

    maximize the profit ie:


    Max Z = 190 x + 240 y

    Variables: x = no. of batches of 100 large tiles produced


    y = no. of batches of 100 small tiles produced
    Constraints

    18/60 x + 15/60 y ≤ 60 (molding)


    0.27x + 0.58y ≤ 105 (baking)
    0.16x + 0.2 y ≤ 40 (glazing)
    32.8x + 20y ≤ 6000 (clay derivative)
    x,y > 0 (non negative constraint)
    Graphical solution
    Optimal solution for the given
    case
    CASE 1 (X = 0 , Y = 0 )
    Z = 0

    CASE 2 ( X = 0 , Y = 181.03)
    Z = 43447.2

    CASE 3 ( X =182.92 , Y =0 )
    Z = 34754.8

    CASE 4 ( X = 136.36 , Y = 76.08 )


    Z = 44167.6

    CASE 5 (X= 100, Y=120)


    Z= 47800

    CASE 6 ( X=56.75 , Y=154.63)


    Z-=47893.7
    Thank you

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