Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms
Operations Research : Applications and Algorithms
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Author: Wayne L. Winston
Publisher: Brooks Cole
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Chapter 6.9, Problem 1P

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Dakota problem:

No”, the current basis is no longer optimal.

Reasons:

  • The primal to the Dakota problem is,

  max z =60x1+30x2+20x3

  • The above function subject to the following conditions,
    • 8x1+6x2+x3 48” denotes lumber condition.
    • 4x1+2x2+ 1.5x3 20” denotes the finishing condition.
    • 2x1+1.5x2+ 0.5x38” denotes the carpentry condition.
    • All the variables should be non-negative.
  • For the above problem, the optimal solution is ,

  z =280, x1=  2, x2= 0, x3= 8s1=24s2 = 0s3 = 0

  • The dual for the Dakota problem is,

min w=48y1+ 20y2+ 8y3

  • The above function subject to the following conditions,
    • 8y1 +4y2 +2y3 60” denotes the desk condition.
    • 6y1 +2y2 +1

Explanation of Solution

Interpretation in terms of shadow prices:

The interpretation is tabulated is as follows,

...
ResourceShadow priceAmount of resource usedValue of resource used
Lumber0“6” board feet6(0) =$0
Finishing10“2” hours2(10)=$20
Carpentry10“1” hour1(10)=$10

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