The document contains instructions for homework 1 in ECEN 687. It includes 3 problems:
1) A furniture manufacturer problem to maximize revenue by determining an optimal product mix given lumber stock and production requirements.
2) A linear programming problem to determine the conditions on coefficients s and t that will make the problem have an optimal solution, be infeasible, or be unbounded.
3) A meat packing plant problem to maximize total net profit by determining how much of each product to sell fresh or smoked given production quantities and profit levels for each processing method.
The document contains instructions for homework 1 in ECEN 687. It includes 3 problems:
1) A furniture manufacturer problem to maximize revenue by determining an optimal product mix given lumber stock and production requirements.
2) A linear programming problem to determine the conditions on coefficients s and t that will make the problem have an optimal solution, be infeasible, or be unbounded.
3) A meat packing plant problem to maximize total net profit by determining how much of each product to sell fresh or smoked given production quantities and profit levels for each processing method.
The document contains instructions for homework 1 in ECEN 687. It includes 3 problems:
1) A furniture manufacturer problem to maximize revenue by determining an optimal product mix given lumber stock and production requirements.
2) A linear programming problem to determine the conditions on coefficients s and t that will make the problem have an optimal solution, be infeasible, or be unbounded.
3) A meat packing plant problem to maximize total net profit by determining how much of each product to sell fresh or smoked given production quantities and profit levels for each processing method.
Due 4pm, September 8, Friday Submission must be through ecampus No late submission accepted!
1. (10 points) A furniture manufacturer has 3600 bd.ft. of Walnut, 4300 bd.ft. of Maple, and 6550 bd.ft. of Oak in stock. It can produce three products using this lumber, with input requirement as below: Wood needed (bd.ft./unit) Revenue/unit walnut maple oak Table 10 50 100 $100 Desk 10 30 40 $50 Chair 80 5 0 $10
A table is always sold in combination with 4 chairs; and a desk is always sold with one chair. But a chair can be sold independently. Formulate the problem of finding product mix to maximize revenue.
2. (10 points) Find necessary and sufficient condition for the values of s and t to make the LP problem Maximize x1 + x2 s.t. sx1 + tx2 1 x1, x2 0 a. have an optimal solution, b. be infeasible, c. be unbounded.
3. (10 points) A meat packing plant produces 480 hams, 400 pork bellies and 230 picnic hams every day; each of these products can be sold either fresh or smoked. The total number of hams, bellies and picnics that can be smoked during a normal working day is 420; in addition, up to 250 products can be smoked on overtime at a higher cost. The net profit are as follows. Fresh Smoked regular Smoked overtime Hams $8 $14 $11 Bellies $4 $12 $7 Picnics $4 $13 $9
Please formulate an LP problem that decides the amount of each such that the total net profit is maximized.