An electronics firm produces three types of switching devices. Each type involves a two-step assembly operation. The
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An electronics firm produces three types of switching devices. Each type involves a two-step assembly operation. The assembly times are shown in the following table:
Assembly time per Unit (in minutes). | Section #1 | Section #2 |
Model A | 2.5 | 3.0 |
Model B | 1.8 | 1.6 |
Model | 2.0 | 2.2 |
Each workstation has a daily working time of 7.5 hours. Manager Tom wants to obtain the greatest possible profit during the next five working days. Model A yields $8.25 profit per unit Model B yields $7.50 profit per unit Model C yields $7.80 profit per unit. Assume the firm can sell all it produces during this time, but it must fill outstanding orders for 20 units of each model type. Formulate a linear programming model of this problem.
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