A company's three-month planning period indicated demand of 500 units in month 1 followed by 800...

 

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A company's three-month planning period indicated demand of 500 units in month 1 followed by 800 units in month 2 and 600 units in month 3. The production costs fluctuated each month, at $11 per unit for the first month, $12 for the second month, and $15 for the third. Holding costs were constant over the period though, at $2 per unit for each unit in inventory at the end of the month. What is a constraint for a linear programming solution to this aggregate planning problem? 11+ P2 + D2 = 12 11 + P2 - D2 = 12 12+ P2 - D2 = 12 A company's three-month planning period indicated demand of 500 units in month 1 followed by 800 units in month 2 and 600 units in month 3. The production costs fluctuated each month, at $11 per unit for the first month, $12 for the second month, and $15 for the third. Holding costs were constant over the period though, at $2 per unit for each unit in inventory at the end of the month. What is a constraint for a linear programming solution to this aggregate planning problem? 11+ P2 + D2 = 12 11 + P2 - D2 = 12 12+ P2 - D2 = 12

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