Question: Use the two phase simplex method to identify an initial BFS . Select the NBV with the most negative reduced cost to enter the basis

Use the two phase simplex method to identify an initial BFS. Select the NBV with the most negative
reduced cost to enter the basis if there are multiple potential entering NBVs.
: 3+8
s.t.
+<=6(1)
2=4(2)
,>=0
(a) Convert to standard form and identify an initial basis in phase 1, adding artificial variables where
necessary.
Convert the problem into standard form and add an artificial variable for (c2):
:
++=6
2+=4
,,,>=0
The initial basis is and and the initial bfs is (0,0,6,4)
(b) Complete phase one of the simplex method.
Phase 1 RC(reduced cost)
Objective
function
coefficients
0001
Constraint
matrix
coefficients
-11106
2-1014
1
,
=
0
N
N
B
B Write value of
current
solution in this
row
(
)
0
0
6
4
(
)
=
4 Use B or N to
represent
basic or
nonbasic in
this row.
1
0
1
-
2
=
2
enter the
basis (since the RC
is most negative, per
directions)
0
1
-
1
1
=
1
61
=
6
42
=
2
= min
{
6
,
2
}
=
2
leave the
basis
1
,
=
1
B
N
B
N
(
)
2
0
8
0
0 All artificial
variables have
left the basis
we can stop
here.
1/21
-1/2
0
=
0 All reduced
costs are
greater than 0,
Optimal
solution
reached for
phase 1 all
artificial
variables have
left the basis
-1/2
0
-1/2
1
=
1
(c) Identify what you would conclude and how you would proceed to phase 2(but you dont actually
have to complete phase 2)

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