Exam 17: Linear Programming
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In a linear programming problem,multiple optimal solutions are possible if _____.
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A firm produces shaving cream and razor.The profit contribution of shaving cream is $2 per unit and that of razor is $4 per unit.The firm wishes to maximize total profit under certain constraints.What would be the slope (-razor/shaving cream,where represents the change in the variables)of the firm's objective function?
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A firm produces tires by utilizing machine-hours and labor-hours.It has the choice of producing through three separate processes using different combinations of inputs.The optimization can be done by undertaking a process singly or in combination.The combination matrix is provided below:
Process 1(X1)Process 2(X2)Process 3(X3)
Machine-hours 1 2 3
Labor-hours 3 2 1
The firm can rent a machine at a price $10 and hire a labor at a wage $15.The firm needs to produce a minimum target of 50 tires per day.
(a)Formulate and solve a linear programming problem which will minimize the firm's daily cost (C).
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An investor wishes to maximize the return on her portfolio and also maintain certain liquidity and risk standards.The alternatives and their corresponding returns are:
Alternative Return
Municipal Bonds (M)6.2%
Certificates of Deposit (S)5.1%
Treasury Bills (T) 6.9%
AA Bonds (B)10.5%
The investor wishes to have at least 25% of the portfolio in Treasury Bills,no more than 20% in AA bonds;no more than 15% in Certificates of Deposit,and no more than 10% in municipal bonds.Formulate a linear programming problem for the investor seeking to maximize the expected return of a $200,000 portfolio.
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