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Week 2 – Linear Programming
Sebastian Blalock American Military University BUSN312: Operations Research
Dr. Shelley Pumphrey
13 May, 2024
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Problem 1: Objective:
Z = 300R
1 + 400R
2 Constraints: Input Crude A: 5R
1
+ 4R
2
≤ 200
Input Crude B: 3R
1
+ 5R
2
≤ 150
Output Gasoline X: 5R
1
+ 4R
2 ≥ 100
Output Gasoline Y: 8R
1
+ 4R
2 ≥ 80
Non-Negative Constraints:
R
1 R
2 ≥ 0
Problem 2:
Objective: Z = X
1 + X
2
+ X
3
+ X
4
+ X
5
+ X
6
Constraints:
Requirements for each period: X
1
+ X
6
≥ 20 (period 1)
X
2
+ X
1 ≥ 50 (period 2)
X
3
+ X
2 ≥ 80 (period 3)
X
4
+ X
3 ≥ 100 (period 4)
X
5
+ X
4 ≥ 40 (period 5)
X
6
+ X
5 ≥ 30 (period 6)
Each Police Officer works eight consecutive hours:
X
1
+ X
2
+ X
6
≥ 8 (beginning at period 1)
X
2
+ X
3
+ X
1
≥ 8 (beginning at period 2)
X
3
+ X
4
+ X
2
≥ 8 (beginning at period 3)
X
4
+ X
5
+ X
3
≥ 8 (beginning at period 4)
X
5
+ X
6
+ X
4
≥ 8 (beginning at period 5)
X
6
+ X
1
+ X
5
≥ 8 (beginning at period 6)
Non-Negative Constraints:
X
1 ,X
2 ,X
3 ,X
4 ,X
5 ,X
6 ≥ 0
3
Problem 3: Objective: Z = (0.8 x (80,000 – 60,000) x X
1
) + (0.9 x (175,000 – 150,000) x X
2
) + (0.6 x (75,000 – 55,000) x X
3
) + (0.5 x (250,000 – 220,000) x X
4
)
Simplified to (Z = (16000X
1
) + (22500X
2
) + (12000X
3
) + (15000X
4
))
Constraints: X
1 = 3X
2
X
2
= 2X
3
X
4
= 2X
3
Non-negative Constraints:
X
1
,X
2 ,X
3 ,X
4
≥ 0
Problem 4:
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