Multiple Choice
A wedding caterer has several wine shops from which it can order champagne. The caterer needs 100 bottles of champagne on a particular weekend for 2 weddings. The first supplier can supply either 40 bottles or 90 bottles.
The relevant decision variable is defined as
X1 = the number of bottles supplied by supplier 1
Which set of constraints reflects the fact that supplier 1 can supply only 40 or 90 bottles?
A) X1 ≤ 40 Y11, X1 ≤ 90(1 − Y11)
B) X1 = 40Y11 + 90Y12, Y11 + Y12 ≤ 1
C) X1 = 40Y1 + 90(1 − Y1) , Y1 = 0 OR 1
D) X1 = 40Y11 + 90Y12, Y11 + Y12 = 1
Correct Answer:

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