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PROGRAMMING
(LP) GROUP MEMBERS:
SARTHAK BANSAL
SHANU
INTERPRETING SHIVAM GUPTA
VANITA GOYAL
RESULTS AND
VANSHIKA MITTAL
VIVEK AGRAHARI
SENSITIVITY
ANALYSIS
• Linear programming is a mathematical
modeling technique used to determine a level of
Conversion of stated problem into a mathematical model that abstracts all the essential
elements of the problem.
Linear programming requires that all the mathematical functions in the model be linear
functions.
The process to formulate a
Linear Programming Problem
Explicitly state
Identify the Write the
Mention the the non-
decision objective
constraints negativity
variables function
restriction
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APPLICATIONS IN
VARIOUS INDUSTRIES/BUSINESSES
Return on Scientific
Climate Model Engineering
Investment Research
Create It is important to create an experimental design of the business model and find what parameters can affect it
Experimental the most. By assigning different values to different variables ranging from minimum to maximum, one can
Design know the immediate and long-term effect of various parameters on business. Find the best suitable
combination and apply it in the business model.
What are the To correctly interpret the results, the parameters selected should be right. The parameters can be different
Parameters for different models of business. However, the common parameters may include technical parameters,
number of activities involved in business, number of bottlenecks, risk, and effect of bottlenecks on
business, etc. Selection of right parameters will help in arriving at a right interpretation of the analysis.
Once the analysis is done with different parameters and combinations, the next step is observation.
Observation is important as it determines which strategy must be followed by the business for higher growth
Observe and profit maximization. The observation may involve; the outcome of analysis based on different decision
variables, the impact of different variables and parameters on the strategy of the business, any ratifications
to be made in the strategy, etc.
EXAMPLE
Suppose an organization is making mobile cases and
covers. Every month many new mobile releases and many
older mobiles go out of the market. In the given case, the
business has two options i.e. either to wait for the new
launch of mobiles every month or keep producing the
cases for older mobiles.
not contribute to the profits. Therefore, the business will produced are dependent variable