Question: QUESTION 50 Scenario E A product mix problem can be solved by linear porgramming model. There are three resources needed for the production. The problem

QUESTION 50

  1. Scenario E A product mix problem can be solved by linear porgramming model. There are three resources needed for the production. The problem formulation is given:

    number of skirts produced

    number of dresses produced

    number of sport coats produced

    Maximize: Profit =

    Subject to:

    using the solver add-on in Excel, solve this problem in Excel and answer the following questions. how many sport coats should be produced?

    12

    6

    8

    10

  2. Scenario E A product mix problem can be solved by linear porgramming model. There are three resources needed for the production. The problem formulation is given:

    number of skirts produced

    number of dresses produced

    number of sport coats produced

    Maximize: Profit =

    Subject to:

    using the solver add-on in Excel, solve this problem in Excel and answer the following questions. what is the highest profit we can get under the optimum solution?

    $640

    $680

    $600

    $620

  3. Which constraint is binding constraint?

    cutting and sewing

    sewing only

    material only

    cutting and material

  4. Which constraint is non-binding constraint?

    sewing

    cutting

    material

    none of them

  5. How many sewing hours were unused under the optimum solution?

    40

    0

    60

    20

  6. How many yards of materials were left under the optimum solution?

    0

    40

    20

    60

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