Question: LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM Minimization with sensitivity analysis A patient visits a doctor to get treatment for ill health. The doctor examines the patient and advises
LINEAR PROGRAMMING PROBLEM Minimization with sensitivity analysis
A patient visits a doctor to get treatment for ill health. The doctor examines the patient and advises him to consume at least 40 units of vitamin A and 50 units of vitamin B daily for a specified time period. He also advises the patient that to get vitamin A and vitamin B he has to drink tonic X and tonic Y that have both vitamin A and vitamin B in a proportion. One unit of tonic X consists of 2 units of vitamin A and 3 units of vitamin B and one unit of tonic Y consists of 4 units of vitamin A and 2 units of vitamin B. These tonics are available in medical shops at a cost of birr 3.00 and birr 2.50 per unit of X and Y respectively. Now the problem of patient is how much of X and how much of Y is to be purchased from the shop to minimize the total cost and at the same time he can get the required amounts of vitamins A and B. (use simplex methods for your solution).
Required
- Develop/Formulate the standardized model for the LP problem
- Interpret the elements of the optimal solution properly.
- Identify the shadow prices of the constraints and explain their implication.
- The decision variable is a matrix with Size X Plant.
- Determine the Range of feasibility (RoF) of all the constraints.
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