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umka2103 [35]
2 years ago
6

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Mathematics
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Pani-rosa [81]2 years ago
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A.

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    x_4 \le 5000 *  s_4

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     x_6 \le 8,000 *  s_6

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     x_4 \le W_4 *  s_6

=>   x_4 \le 5000 *  s_6

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=>    x_4 \le 8000 *  s_4

     s_4 + s_6 = 1

The minimum cost of production for next week is  

   U  =  M_4 *  x_4 + M_6 * x_6 + C_4 * s_4 + C_6 * s_6

=>  U  =  13x_4 + 16x_6 + 2000 s_4 + 3500 s_6

Step-by-step explanation:

The cost for the four cylinder production line is  C_4 =  \$2,100

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  The weekly production capacity for 4 cylinder connecting rod is W_4 = 5,000

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Generally the constraint that sets next week are shown below

Generally the constrain that sets next week maximum production of connecting rod for 4 cylinder  to  W_4 or  0 is  

     x_4 \le W_4 *  s_4

    x_4 \le 5000 *  s_4

Generally the constrain that sets next week maximum production of connecting rod for 6 cylinder  to  W_6 or  0  is  

     x_6 \le W_6 *  s_6

     x_6 \le 8,000 *  s_6

Generally the constrain that limits the production of connecting rods  for both 4 cylinder and 6 cylinders  is

     x_4 \le W_4 *  s_6

=>   x_4 \le 5000 *  s_6

     x_4 \le W_6 *  s_4

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   U  =  M_4 *  x_4 + M_6 * x_6 + C_4 * s_4 + C_6 * s_6

=>  U  =  13x_4 + 16x_6 + 2000 s_4 + 3500 s_6

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