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    The document describes using the lpSolve package in R to solve a linear optimization problem. It defines decision variables, constraint matrices, and right hand side values to represent the constraints. The lp function is used to find the optimal solution that maximizes the objective function subject to the constraints. The summary and solution of the optimized results are output, showing the objective value at the optimal point is 5100 with a solution of 0 for the first decision variable and 85 for the second.

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    The document describes using the lpSolve package in R to solve a linear optimization problem. It defines decision variables, constraint matrices, and right hand side values to represent the constraints. The lp function is used to find the optimal solution that maximizes the objective function subject to the constraints. The summary and solution of the optimized results are output, showing the objective value at the optimal point is 5100 with a solution of 0 for the first decision variable and 85 for the second.

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    The document describes using the lpSolve package in R to solve a linear optimization problem. It defines decision variables, constraint matrices, and right hand side values to represent the constraints. The lp function is used to find the optimal solution that maximizes the objective function subject to the constraints. The summary and solution of the optimized results are output, showing the objective value at the optimal point is 5100 with a solution of 0 for the first decision variable and 85 for the second.

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    Jhonny Rionaldo Gulo

    19/6/2021

    ##Package untuk optimasi linear


    library(lpSolve)

    decision <- c(20, 60)

    ##Contraint matrix
    mat <- matrix(c(30, 20, 5, 10), nrow = 2, byrow = TRUE)

    ##Defining Contraints
    const_jaker <- 2700
    const_james <- 850

    ##RHS for contraints


    rhs <- c(const_jaker, const_james)

    ##Direction for contraints


    dir <- c("<=", "<=")

    ##Finding Optimum Solution


    opts <- lp(direction = "max", decision, mat, dir, rhs)

    summary(opts)

    ## Length Class Mode


    ## direction 1 -none- numeric
    ## x.count 1 -none- numeric
    ## objective 2 -none- numeric
    ## const.count 1 -none- numeric
    ## constraints 8 -none- numeric
    ## int.count 1 -none- numeric
    ## int.vec 1 -none- numeric
    ## bin.count 1 -none- numeric
    ## binary.vec 1 -none- numeric
    ## num.bin.solns 1 -none- numeric
    ## objval 1 -none- numeric
    ## solution 2 -none- numeric
    ## presolve 1 -none- numeric
    ## compute.sens 1 -none- numeric
    ## sens.coef.from 1 -none- numeric
    ## sens.coef.to 1 -none- numeric
    ## duals 1 -none- numeric
    ## duals.from 1 -none- numeric
    ## duals.to 1 -none- numeric
    ## scale 1 -none- numeric
    ## use.dense 1 -none- numeric
    ## dense.col 1 -none- numeric
    ## dense.val 1 -none- numeric
    ## dense.const.nrow 1 -none- numeric
    ## dense.ctr 1 -none- numeric
    ## use.rw 1 -none- numeric
    ## tmp 1 -none- character
    ## status 1 -none- numeric

    ##Objective value a, b, c, d
    opts$solution

    ## [1] 0 85

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    ##Value of objective function at optimal point
    opts$objval

    ## [1] 5100

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