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D10669 Linear Programming

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D 10669 ‘Time (Pages : 4) Name. Reg. No. IFTH StMESTER U.G. DEGREE EXAMINATION, NOVEMBER 2021 (CBCSS—uG) Mathematics MTS 5B 08—LINEAR PROGRAMMING (2019 Admissions) Two Hours Maximum : 60 Marks Section A Answer at least eight questions. Each question carries 3 marks. All questions can be attended. Overall Ceiling 24. Define canonical minimization linear programming problem. in R?. Give an example of a bounded polyhedral convex subset in R*. State the canonical minimization linear programming problem represented by the follewing tableau : 2 |1 "27s y [4 5 | 6 -10[7 9 g Define unbounded linear programming problem Pivot on 6 in the canonical maximum tableau given below : x ml 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 o| =f Write the simplex algorithm for maximum tableaus. What do you mean by complementary slackness ? State Duality theorem. ‘Turn over 7 D 10689 9. Consider the canonical maximization linear programming problem given below ; Maximize f (x,,x2) =, subject to xy taps yom 21 x -2x, 21 yxy 20 state the dual canonical minimization of the linear programming problem. 10. Distinguish between balanced and unbalanced transportation problem. 11. Using VAM to obtain a basic feasible solution of the transportation problem given below 12. Explain the minimum entry method for obtaining initial basic feasible solution in transpo: 13. 4 qs] 5 is 2] 7 6 3] 9 75} 4 140 problem. (Bx3=24m Section B Answer at least five questions Each question carries 5 marks All questions can be attended. Overall Ceiling 25. Solve the following linear programming problem by geometrical method Maximize /(x,y) = -2y -x subject to Qx-y>-1 By-x<8 xy20. Solve the following canonical linear programming problem using simplex algorithm | -1 1 1 1 <1 3 1 2 0 3 16, Solve the canonical linear Programming problem using simplex algorithm Presse x 2 1 3 y 1 2 | -2 a. 0 0 16. eld Solve the non-canonical linear programming problem given below Maximize [(x,,2) = 2x+y-2z subject to xtytzsd yede=2 *,y,220, 17. Write the dual simplex algorithm for minimum tableaus. 18. Solve the transportation problem given below : Ww, 2 z 2 50 w, |9 4 7] 7 ws |t 2 9| 20 40 50-20 19. Apply Northwest-corner method to obtain the initial basic feasible solution of the transportation problem given below : 7 2 4] 10 Ho 5 9] 20 7 3 5] 30 20° 10 30 (6x 5 = 25 marks) Section C Answer any one question. The question carries 11 marks. 20. Solve the canonical linear programming problem given below using the simplex algorithm. x y z -1 rye S| 1 5 0 3 2 1 2 2 Turn over 4 D 10669 21, Write the Hungarian algorithm. Using this algorithm solve the following assignment problem 2 5 5 3 8 9 6 2 4 5 7 4 a 2 (111 =11 marks) 7 cofy PIPTIL SEMESTER [Link]. DEGRE s-UG) Mathematice 5BO8-LINBAR PROG (For 2019 Admissions ONLY) mrs Scheme of inne: 2 hows Section A Answer at Bach question carti (2 Mark) (2 Mark) = 9 subject to 1. Definition 2. Correct example 3. Minimize o(7.y) = 32 + 69 aeay27 on + 5y 28 xyz (2 Mark) 4, Definition .« (2 Mark) 6. Correct answer ..... (2 Mark) (2 Mark) (2 Matk) 7. Definition ‘8. Statement 9, Minimize 9 = in ~ v2 ~ ys subject to nw +2521 nty—w20 nig ys 20.- (2 Mark) (2 Mark) 10, Correct answer 9 Transportation cost is 92..... (2 Mark) 4 Maximum Marks: 00 12 Explanation (2 Mark) Section B of questions Answer any numb warks Ceiling is 30. Each question carries 13) Sketching the feasible region (3 Mark) Getting Maxinuin f = 0 et (0,0)... (2 Mark) 11. Getting upto b | 1 nef (3 Mark) booths fonn 13 alos Choe = 3. Then ay.a2: 2.0. So solution is unbounded (2 Mark) 2 in tl p[-1]=-a { "| (3 Mar ja bf odes | ja fof Getting problem is infeustde (2 160 Getun upto ’ 1 1-3] <1 4 ooafa ” 2 -6|-2)=s iy simplex algorithin, w zy <1 : n'a (2 Mark) boats y 0 o}es ; 18 Gouge = Oe > Soy = So max f 0. (1 Mark) 17 writ zoritim (5 Mark) + (2 Marke Verifying that the intial basic fe ‘sible solution by VAM is optimal Getting minimum transportatio: (2 Mark) cost is 270... (1 Mark) 19. Getting upto (8 Mark) Minimum cost is 7 10-4 10x 1045 x 1045 x 30= 370... (2 Mark) Section C Answer any ONE question Bach question carries 10 marks. Maximum marks 10, pplying simplex algorithm to get optimal solution (7 Mark) Getting = 0,y= 3.2 =2 4 20m =055 5. max f= g. (3 Mark) 21. Writing algorithm ..... (4 Mark) Getting (4 Mark) Optimal solution is 1 = 295 = 234 = x42 = 1, and all other ,8=0 (2 Mark) Page 3 of 3

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