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    This document summarizes a linearity report from a Microsoft Excel workbook. The report has one objective cell to maximize total profit of $90, and two variable cells for the number of standard and deluxe bags produced that occur linearly and non-linearly, respectively. There are four constraint cells for cutting/dyeing, sewing, finishing, and inspection/packaging hours that occur linearly with their limits. The full workbook models a production problem over two bag types with parameters like production times and profits to maximize total profit.

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    This document summarizes a linearity report from a Microsoft Excel workbook. The report has one objective cell to maximize total profit of $90, and two variable cells for the number of standard and deluxe bags produced that occur linearly and non-linearly, respectively. There are four constraint cells for cutting/dyeing, sewing, finishing, and inspection/packaging hours that occur linearly with their limits. The full workbook models a production problem over two bag types with parameters like production times and profits to maximize total profit.

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    Cell Name Original Value Final Value Linear Function

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    This document summarizes a linearity report from a Microsoft Excel workbook. The report has one objective cell to maximize total profit of $90, and two variable cells for the number of standard and deluxe bags produced that occur linearly and non-linearly, respectively. There are four constraint cells for cutting/dyeing, sewing, finishing, and inspection/packaging hours that occur linearly with their limits. The full workbook models a production problem over two bag types with parameters like production times and profits to maximize total profit.

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    Microsoft Excel 16.

    43 Linearity Report
    Worksheet: [Book3.xlsx]Sheet1
    Report Created: 08/12/2020 14:21:29

    Objective Cell (Max)


    Cell Name Original Value Final Value Linear Function
    $B$20 Total profit Standard 90 90 No

    Variable Cells
    Cell Name Original Value Final Value Occurs Linearly
    $B$18 Bags produced Standard 1 1 Yes
    $C$18 Bags produced Deluxe 1 1 No

    Constraints
    Cell Name Cell Value Formula Linear Function
    $B$23 Cutting and Dyeing Hours Used 1.7 $B$23<=$C$23 Yes
    $B$24 Sewing Hours Used 1.33333333333 $B$24<=$C$24 Yes
    $B$25 Finishing Hours Used 1.66666666667 $B$25<=$C$25 Yes
    $B$26 Inspection and pakaging Hours Used 0.35 $B$26<=$C$26 Yes
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    Parameters

    Production Time ( Hours ) Time Available


    Operation Standard Deluxe Hours
    Cutting and Deying 0.7 1 630
    Sewing 0.5 0.83333333 600
    Finishing 1 0.66666667 708
    Inspection and packaging 0.1 0.25 135
    Profit per bag 10 9

    Model

    Standard Deluxe
    Bags produced 540 252

    Total profit 7668

    Operation Hours Used Hours Available


    Cutting and Dyeing 630 630
    Sewing 480 600
    Finishing 708 708
    Inspection and pakaging 117 135

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