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    The document outlines the decision variables, profit maximization equations, and constraints for two scenarios of a manufacturing optimization problem. It shows the profit per unit, maximum profit equations with and without a president's constraint, and the coefficients and right-hand sides of the constraints for manufacturing, painting, packaging, and the president's constraint. The second scenario increases the profit per unit and modifies some of the constraint coefficients and right-hand sides.

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    The document outlines the decision variables, profit maximization equations, and constraints for two scenarios of a manufacturing optimization problem. It shows the profit per unit, maximum profit equations with and without a president's constraint, and the coefficients and right-hand sides of the constraints for manufacturing, painting, packaging, and the president's constraint. The second scenario increases the profit per unit and modifies some of the constraint coefficients and right-hand sides.

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    Profit Max. Equation (With President's Constraint)

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    Ishan Shah
    The document outlines the decision variables, profit maximization equations, and constraints for two scenarios of a manufacturing optimization problem. It shows the profit per unit, maximum profit equations with and without a president's constraint, and the coefficients and right-hand sides of the constraints for manufacturing, painting, packaging, and the president's constraint. The second scenario increases the profit per unit and modifies some of the constraint coefficients and right-hand sides.

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    1

    Decision Variables
    profit per unit

    50 16.67
    371
    461

    Profit Max. Equation (With President's Constraint)


    Profit Max without president's constraint

    26,233.33
    26870

    Constraints
    Manufacturing and welding
    Painting and finishing
    Packaging
    President's constraint

    Co-efficientsLHS
    RHS
    8
    12
    600 600
    5
    10 416.67 450
    2
    2 133.33 140
    1
    -3
    0
    0

    Unutilization
    0
    33.33
    6.67
    0

    1
    Decision Variables
    profit per unit
    Profit Max. Equation (With President's Constraint)
    Profit Max without president's constraint
    Constraints
    Manufacturing and welding
    Painting and finishing
    Packaging
    President's constraint

    60 10
    371 461
    26233.33
    26870
    Co-efficientsLHS RHS
    8 12 600 600
    5 10 400 450
    2
    2 140 140
    1
    -3 30
    0

    Unutilization
    0
    50
    0
    -30

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