Consider the following IP: Z max s.t. X1 2x1 + 3x2 2x1 + x2 x13x₂ < 12 < 15 x1 - x2 <9 x = Z² The optimal tableau (for the Linear Relaxation) is +0.6x3 +0.824 +0.6x3 -0.2x4 X2 -0.2x3 +0.4x4 0.6x3 −0.824 = +x5 = 19.2 4.2 3.6 8.4 where x3, x4, 5 are slack variables (i.e., x3 = 12 – 2x1 x2 and x4, x5 are similarly defined). (a) Which variable(s) (choose from {x₁,x2}) could branch-and-bound branch on? Why? (b) For every variable in your answer to part a, list all the constraints that may be added when branching on that variable. (c) Find two Gomory fractional cuts based on the first two constraints in the optimal tableau (for this step, you are allowed to use all of the variables including the slack variables in the expressions for the cuts). (d) Express the cuts you found in part c in the original space (i.e., in terms of x1, x₂).
Consider the following IP: Z max s.t. X1 2x1 + 3x2 2x1 + x2 x13x₂ < 12 < 15 x1 - x2 <9 x = Z² The optimal tableau (for the Linear Relaxation) is +0.6x3 +0.824 +0.6x3 -0.2x4 X2 -0.2x3 +0.4x4 0.6x3 −0.824 = +x5 = 19.2 4.2 3.6 8.4 where x3, x4, 5 are slack variables (i.e., x3 = 12 – 2x1 x2 and x4, x5 are similarly defined). (a) Which variable(s) (choose from {x₁,x2}) could branch-and-bound branch on? Why? (b) For every variable in your answer to part a, list all the constraints that may be added when branching on that variable. (c) Find two Gomory fractional cuts based on the first two constraints in the optimal tableau (for this step, you are allowed to use all of the variables including the slack variables in the expressions for the cuts). (d) Express the cuts you found in part c in the original space (i.e., in terms of x1, x₂).
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