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    This document contains summaries of 4 different linear programming problems: 1. The first problem involves determining the optimal number of pills of supplement A and B to maximize profits given constraints on protein, calcium, and vitamin C. The optimal solution is 3 pills of A and 10 pills of B for a minimum cost of $62. 2. The second problem involves determining the optimal number of vehicles (Avanza and Xenia) to maximize profits given constraints on available resources. The optimal solution is 4 Avanzas and 4 Xenias for a total revenue of $112,000 and profit of $32,000. 3. Additional details are provided on the decision variables, objective functions, and constraints for each linear

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    This document contains summaries of 4 different linear programming problems: 1. The first problem involves determining the optimal number of pills of supplement A and B to maximize profits given constraints on protein, calcium, and vitamin C. The optimal solution is 3 pills of A and 10 pills of B for a minimum cost of $62. 2. The second problem involves determining the optimal number of vehicles (Avanza and Xenia) to maximize profits given constraints on available resources. The optimal solution is 4 Avanzas and 4 Xenias for a total revenue of $112,000 and profit of $32,000. 3. Additional details are provided on the decision variables, objective functions, and constraints for each linear

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    KUNCI JAWABAN TUTOR AJA WEEK 5

    1. Decision variable
    X= Optimum pill of A
    Y= Optimum pill of B
    Objective function: 4x + 5y
    Subjective constraints
    5x + 3y > 45 (Minimum protein)
    2x + 3y > 36 (Minimum calcium)
    2x + 5y > 40 (Minimum vitamin C)
    x,y ≥ 0 (Non negativity)

    Point A (0,15) = 0*4 + 15*5 = $75


    Point B (3,10) = 3*4 + 10*5 = $62 → Minimum Cost
    Point C (15,2) = 15*4 + 2*5 = $70
    Point D (20,0) = 20*4 + 0*5 = $80

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    KUNCI JAWABAN TUTOR AJA WEEK 5

    3.

    4. Decision variable:
    A : optimum number of Avanza
    X : optimum number of Xenia
    - Objective Function :
    3000A + 5000X (profit)
    15000A + 13000X (selling price)
    - Subject to constrains :
    6 A + 3 X ≤ 36
    2 A + 4 X ≤ 28
    A + 2 X ≤ 16
    2A+2X≥4
    A, X ≥ 0 (non negativity)

    Point X Y Total Revenue Profit


    (15,000x + 13,000y) (3,000x+5,000y)

    A 4 4 (15,000*4)+(13,000*4) = 112,000 (3,000*4)+(5,000*4) = 32,000

    B 2 6 (15,000*2)+(13,000*6) =108,000 (3,000*2)+(5,000*6) =36,000

    C 0 7 13,000*7 = 91,000 5000*7 = 35,000

    D 6 0 15,000*6 = 90,0000 3000*6 =18,000

    E 2 0 2*15,000 = 30,000 2*3,000 = 6,000

    F 0 2 2*13,000 = 26,000 2*5,000 = 10,000

    Total Revenue max at A Total Profit max at B

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