Question: Looking at the Product Blend Example, what would the constraint look like if you needed at least 45% of Super Grade to be Component #2?
Looking at the Product Blend Example, what would the constraint look like if you needed at least 45% of "Super" Grade to be Component #2?
Remember, x; = barrels of component i used in motor oil grade j per day,
where i = 1, 2, 3 and j = s (super), p (premium), and e (extra).
So, X1e is the number of barrels of Component #1 used in the Extra grade oil, per day.


+8x20+4x30 subject to: x1s+x1p+x1e4,500bbl.x2s+x2p+x2e2,700bbl.x3s+x3p+x3e3,500bbl.0.50x1s0.50x2s0.50x3s00.70x2s0.30x1s0.30x3s00.60x1p0.40x2p0.40x3p00.75x3p0.25x1p0.25x2p00.40x1e0.60x2e0.60x3e00.90x2e0.10x1e0.10x3e0x1s+x2s+x3s3,000bbl.x1p+x2p+x3p3,000x1e+x2e+x3e3,000 - Availability of Component Ingredients - Mix Requirements - Minimum Production proauce at least 3,000 Barrels of each grade
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