Problem 2 (1/2) Denimco manufactures three kinds of jeans. The labor and raw material used is as follows: Product Labor (hr/unit) Raw Material (sq.ft/unit) 1 5 4 2 4 3 3 3 6 The profit per unit for each product are $25, $30, and $22 respectively. DenimCo is considering two facility location, each having different resources сарacity: Facility Available Labor (hr) Available Material (sq.ft) 1 100 100 2 90 120 Problem 2 (2/2) a) Formulate the problem as an Integer Programming! b) Denimco decides to only produce product 1 and 3. Where should DenimCo produce their products? How many units should be produced? How much is the optimal profit? Solve using branch and bound method! [Hint: Use graphic method to solve each subproblem]

Problem 2 (1/2) Denimco manufactures three kinds of jeans. The labor and raw material used is as follows: Product Labor (hr/unit) Raw Material (sq.ft/unit) 1 5 4 2 4 3 3 3 6 The profit per unit for each product are $25, $30, and $22 respectively. DenimCo is considering two facility location, each having different resources сарacity: Facility Available Labor (hr) Available Material (sq.ft) 1 100 100 2 90 120 Problem 2 (2/2) a) Formulate the problem as an Integer Programming! b) Denimco decides to only produce product 1 and 3. Where should DenimCo produce their products? How many units should be produced? How much is the optimal profit? Solve using branch and bound method! [Hint: Use graphic method to solve each subproblem]

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ISBN:9780534380588

Author:Wayne L. Winston

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Chapter5: Sensitivity Analysis: An Applied Approach

Section5.2: The Computer And Sensitivity Analysis

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