How to practice concept:linear-programming

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Questions 1–8 of 8. Imported answers require independent review unless marked reviewed.

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Question 14

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Which ONE of the following options represents correctly ALL the constraints resulting in the feasible region for the given linear programming problem as shown in the figure?
Note: Figure not to scale
Diagram for Production and Industrial Engineering question 14

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Question 58

Open question
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A company must allocate oil produced from their two plants to meet all the demands of two markets. The cost per litre of allocation from plant

to market

is denoted by

. The market demand

, plant production capacity

and

values are given in the table.

Market 1 (

)
Market 2 (

)
Capacity

in litres
Plant 1 (

)



Plant 2 (

)



Demand

in litres



The company hired an intern to formulate an optimization model to decide on the quantity (

) to be allocated from plant

to market

and the formulation is given below:
Minimize

Subject to



The optimal value of the objective function of the linear programming problem formulated by the intern is _____ (in integer).

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Question 27

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The starting simplex table of a linear programming problem is given below, where

,

,

and

are the slack variables. The objective of the problem is
Maximize

The leaving variable among the basic variables is
Basic






Solution

6
3
1
0
0
0
36

2
1
0
1
0
0
40


3
0
0
1
0
2

0
3
0
0
0
1
3
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Question 23

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Which of the following is NOT an assumption of a linear programming problem?
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Question 42

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Consider the following linear programming problem with two decision variables

and

. There are three constraints involving resources R1, R2 and R3 as indicated.
Maximize

Subject to

R1

R2

R3

The optimal solution of the problem is:

and

.
For which one of the following options, the shadow price of the resource(s) will have non-zero value?
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Question 63

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Consider the linear programming problem:
Maximize

,
subject to

(C₁)

(C₂)

(C₃)

The optimal solution is given as

,

and

. The dual variables of constraints C₁, C₂ and C₃ are

,

and

, respectively. The optimal values of dual variables are

,

and

. The value of parameter P in the objective function is____________. [round off to one decimal place]

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Question 21

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The Bellman’s principle of optimality is related to
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Question 33

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A company manufactures products P and Q in quantities

and

, respectively, using two resources. The following Linear Programming Problem (LPP) is formulated to maximize the profit Z.
Maximize

subject to

(for Resource 1)

(for Resource 2) and

.
The shadow price for Resource 2 is
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