The document provides two examples of linear programming problems, the first involving maximizing profit from production of products A and B given constraints on manufacturing and assembly/testing time, and the second involving determining the optimal production quantities of standard and deluxe models of product Q to maximize profit under time constraints for various production operations. Solutions to the optimal production levels and maximum profits are requested for each example linear programming problem.
The document provides two examples of linear programming problems, the first involving maximizing profit from production of products A and B given constraints on manufacturing and assembly/testing time, and the second involving determining the optimal production quantities of standard and deluxe models of product Q to maximize profit under time constraints for various production operations. Solutions to the optimal production levels and maximum profits are requested for each example linear programming problem.
The document provides two examples of linear programming problems, the first involving maximizing profit from production of products A and B given constraints on manufacturing and assembly/testing time, and the second involving determining the optimal production quantities of standard and deluxe models of product Q to maximize profit under time constraints for various production operations. Solutions to the optimal production levels and maximum profits are requested for each example linear programming problem.
1. JSM Company manufactures two products A and B. Product A requires 6 hours of manufacturing time and product B requires 3 hours of manufacturing time. The plant Q has 2100 hours of engine manufacturing time available for the next production period. Product B is more complex and the supplier can provide 280 units of product B frame. Final assembly and testing require 2 hours of each product A model and 2.5 hours of product B model. A maximum of 1000 hours of assembly and testing time is available for the next production period. The accounting department projects a profit contribution of P24,000 for each product A and P18,000 for each product B produced. a. Formulate the linear programming model that can be used to determine the number of units of each model that should be produced to max the profit b. What is the optimal solution 2. TJ industry manufactures standard model and the deluxe model of product Q. manufacturing requirements resulted in the table below
Production time (Hours)
Product Cutting and Sewing Finishing Inspection Profit Dyeing And Packaging per Unit Standard 7 1 1 P500 10 2 1 10 Deluxe 1 5 2 1 P450 6 3 4
a. How many units of each model should be manufactured to maximize the
profit b. How much is the profit contribution? c. How many hours of production time will be scheduled for each operation?