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    The document presents an optimization problem to minimize costs subject to constraints. It solves for the quantities of Mix A (x) and Mix B (y) that minimize total costs. The optimal solution is: x = 50 grams of Mix A y = 0 grams of Mix B Minimum cost = $500

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    Problem 28-9 ANSWER C Purchase price 36,000,000 Development cost

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    The document presents an optimization problem to minimize costs subject to constraints. It solves for the quantities of Mix A (x) and Mix B (y) that minimize total costs. The optimal solution is: x = 50 grams of Mix A y = 0 grams of Mix B Minimum cost = $500

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    2assignmwnt Number 2

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    Isabelle Candelaria
    The document presents an optimization problem to minimize costs subject to constraints. It solves for the quantities of Mix A (x) and Mix B (y) that minimize total costs. The optimal solution is: x = 50 grams of Mix A y = 0 grams of Mix B Minimum cost = $500

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    of 2

    Q2

    VITAMINS MINERALS COSTS


    MIX A 4 6 10
    MIX B 5 3 15
    400 300

    MIN Z : 10X +15Y

    Subject to:
    4x + 5y ≤ 400
    6x + 3y = 300
    x,y ≥ 0
    Reformulate:
    Z = 10x + 15y + 0S1 + 1000A1
    4x + 5y + 1S1 + 0A1= 400
    6x + 3y + 0S1 + 1A1 = 300

    INITIAL TABLE

    x 10S1 15 0 1,000
    Cont.
    300/6 Soln.
    = 50 Qty. x400 – (4(50)
    y = 200S1 A1 ETR
    0 6/6 = 1 S1 400 44 – (4(1) =5 0 1 0 100
    1,000 A1
    3/6 = 0.5 300 65 – (4(0.5)=
    3 3 0 1 50
    0/6 = 0 Zj 300,000 6,000 3,000
    1 – (4(0) = 1 0 1,000
    1/6 =Cj – Zj
    0.167 -5,990 -2,985 = -0.668
    0 – (4(0.167) 0 0

    SECOND TABLE (FINAL)


    10 15 0 1,000
    Cont. Soln. Qty. x y S1 A1 ETR
    0 S1 200 0 3 1 -0.668
    10 x 50 1 0.5 0 0.167
    Zj 500 10 5 0 1.67
    Cj – Zj 0 10 0 998.33
    Since there are no more negative Cj – Zj values, the optimum solution has been
    reached. This suggests that Mix A should have 50 grams.
    x = 50
    S1 = 200

    Minimum: C = 10x + 15y


    = 10(50 +15(0)
    = P500

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