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Homework3SOLUTIONS
Problem1
Problem2
20
20
7
35
20
4
20
5
E,12
25
F,5
A,8
25
0
0
35
I,15
D,10
J,7
G,10
B,15
1
10 42
C,10
12
30
H,20
42
K,8
32
L,10
10
32
30
a) Theearlieststart(ESi)timesofeventsareshowninbluerectangles,andthelatestcompletion(LCi)timesare
showninorangetriangles.
b) Thecriticalactivitiesaremarkedwiththeredarcs:A,B,E,F,G,I,J(Notethattherearemorethanonesingle
criticalpath,someofwhichshareactivities.)
c) Fillintheblanksinthetablebelow:
Table1.2.FinalTable
Activity
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
i
1
1
1
4
4
5
6
2
7
8
3
9
j
4
6
2
7
5
6
8
3
8
10
10
10
Dij
8
15
10
10
12
5
10
20
15
7
8
10
ESi
0
0
0
8
8
20
25
10
20
35
30
30
LCi
8
25
12
20
20
25
35
32
35
42
42
42
TFij
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
2
FFij
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
Problem3
8%
3%
8000units
5%
1%
Wecanusethefollowingformulafortheanswer:
1
8000
0.97 0.9992 0.95
8688.45
8688.45
unitsareneededasinputfortheprocess.
orwecanalsocalculateitbycalculatingtheinputrequirementforeachoperation:
8421.05
and
1
1
so:
1
1
8421.05
8421.05
0.92
0.08 0.99
0.92
0.0792
0.92 0.0792
0.9992
8421.05
1
8427.79
0.97
.
;
0.9992
8427.79
0.97
8688.44
0.97
0.97
whichshouldberoundedupto8689.
Remark:Ifthereisaninspectionaftereveryoperation,thenweneedtorounduptheinputforeachoperation
individually(becauseeachmachinerequiresintegervaluedinputamount).Inthatcase,youwillfind8690insteadof
8689,where
8422,
8429,
8690.Thesearethevaluesthatwewilluseinproblem4.(Bothanswersare
correctdependingonyourassumptionabouttheinspectionsinbetweenthemachines.)
Problem4
a)
4 8690
0.95 16 5 60 0.98
34760
4468.8
7.78 8
3 8429
0.95 5 16 60 0.9
25287
4104
6.16 7
5 8422
1.02 5 16 60 0.9
42110
4406.4
9.56 10
5 674
820.8
4.11 5
5
0.9 2 8 60 0.95
b) Eachmachineusedforoperations1,2and3requiresomesetupupatthebeginningofeachworkday.
5setupspermachineinaweek.Thesetupuptimesare12min,9minand14min,respectively.
Let
denotetheequipmentrequirementwiththesetuptimes:
12 5
16 5 60
7.78
0.0125
95
16 5 60
6.16
0.009
6.169 7
14 5
16 5 60
9.56
0.015
9.575 10
7.7925 8
Problem5
110,000
500
110,000 10
20,000
10
500
70,000
1500 8
70,000
10
10
111,000
69,500
12,000
8
109,500
69,500 8
10
,
900,000 19,500
69,500
10
Forthenumericalsolution,pleaseseeMsExcelfilehw3.xlsx.
TheamountgivingthemaximumexpectedprofitisQ=11,anditisalsothesafestoptionintermsoflosingmoney(thisis
justacoincidence).TheleastpreferredoptionisQ=12intermsofprofit,anditisQ=10intermsofprobabilityoflosing
money.