An electronic company produces three types of parts for automatic machines.

It purchases
casting of the parts from the local foundry and then finishes parts on drilling, shaping and
polishing machines.

The selling prices of parts A, B, and C respectively are Birr8, 10, 14. All parts made can be sold.
Casting for parts A, B and C respectively costs Birr 5, 6 and 10. The shop possesses only one of
each type of machine. Costs per hour to run each of the three machines are Birr 20 for drilling,
30 for shaping, and 30 for polishing. The capacities (parts per hour) for each part on each
machine are shown in the following table:

Machine Capacity per hour

Part A Part B Part C

Drilling 25 40 25
Shaping 25 20 20
Polishing 40 30 40

The management of the shop wants to know how many parts of each type it should produce per
hour in order to maximize profit for an hour’s run. Formulate this problem as an LP model so as
to maximize total profit to the company.
2. A toy manufacturer makes three versions of a toy robot. The first version requires 10 minutes each
for fabrication and packaging and 2 pounds of plastic, the second version requires 12 min of fabrication
and packaging and 3 pounds of plastic and the third version requires 15 min for fabrication and
packaging and 4 pounds of plastic. There are 8 hours for fabrication and packaging time available and
200 pounds of plastic available for the next production cycle. The unit profits are $1 for each version 1,
$3 for each version 2, and $6 for each version 3. A minimum of 10 units of each must be made to fill
back orders. Formulate an LP model that will determine optimal production quantities for profit
maximization.

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