In the last sheet of the finished version of the Fixed Cost Manufacturing file, we illustrated one

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In the last sheet of the finished version of the Fixed Cost Manufacturing file, we illustrated one way to model the Great Threads problem with IF functions, but saw that this approach doesn’t work. Try a slightly different approach here. Eliminate the binary variables in row 14 altogether, and eliminate the upper bounds in row 18 and the corresponding upper bound constraints in the Solver dialog box.
However, use IF functions to calculate the total fixed cost of renting equipment, so that if the amount of any clothing type is positive, then its fixed cost is added to the total fixed cost. Is Solver able to handle this model? Does it depend on the initial values in the changing cells?

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Data Analysis and Decision Making

ISBN: 978-0538476126

4th edition

Authors: Christian Albright, Wayne Winston, Christopher Zappe

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