This document provides instructions and answers for 5 problems from Chapter 7 of the textbook Introduction to Management Science. Students are asked to solve 3 linear programming models using Excel, draw and identify the network representation of a transportation problem, and provide the solutions to 3 additional problems regarding shortest path routes, minimal spanning trees, and maximal network flows.
This document provides instructions and answers for 5 problems from Chapter 7 of the textbook Introduction to Management Science. Students are asked to solve 3 linear programming models using Excel, draw and identify the network representation of a transportation problem, and provide the solutions to 3 additional problems regarding shortest path routes, minimal spanning trees, and maximal network flows.
This document provides instructions and answers for 5 problems from Chapter 7 of the textbook Introduction to Management Science. Students are asked to solve 3 linear programming models using Excel, draw and identify the network representation of a transportation problem, and provide the solutions to 3 additional problems regarding shortest path routes, minimal spanning trees, and maximal network flows.
The problems referenced are from Introduction to Management Science, by B. W. Taylor III, 11e. Work the following problems from Chapter 7. 1. Solve the three LP models formulated in class from Chapter 7 (ACA, Coal Bank Hollow Recycling, and the Max Flow problem) using MS Excel. Note that weve already formulated the models for these problems. 2. Draw the network representation of the following network flow problem. What kind of network flow problem is this? Min Z = 2X13 + 6X14 + 5X15 + 4X23 + 3X24 + 7X25 subject to -X13 X14 X15 = -8 -X23 X24 X25 = -7 X13 + X23 = +5 X14 + X24 = +5 X15 + X25 = +5 Xij 0 for all i and j This is a transportation network. 3. Problem 9 Shortest route path = 1761012
4. Problem 26 Minimal spanning tree distance = 41 5. Problem 35 Maximal flow = 12