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Profit Optimization for Electrical Products

The document outlines various production scenarios for Harrison Electric, Student Enterprises, and Bagwell Chemical Company, detailing the number of units produced, profits, and constraints related to resources and materials. It includes profit calculations and optimal production quantities for lamps, fans, posters, and chemical products. Each section emphasizes the importance of adhering to specified constraints to maximize profits.

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Profit Optimization for Electrical Products

The document outlines various production scenarios for Harrison Electric, Student Enterprises, and Bagwell Chemical Company, detailing the number of units produced, profits, and constraints related to resources and materials. It includes profit calculations and optimal production quantities for lamps, fans, posters, and chemical products. Each section emphasizes the importance of adhering to specified constraints to maximize profits.

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Harrison Electric (General Integer)

L F
Lamps Fans
Number of units 3.00 2.00
Profit $600 $700 $3,200.00
Constraints:
Wiring hours 2 3 12.00 <= 12
Assembly hours 6 5 28.00 <= 30
LHS Sign RHS

Part (d) Number of fans (F)


Profit $3,200 1 2 3
0
1
2
3
4
5
Number of lamps
6
(L)
7
8
9
10
11
12
Column max.

Maximum profit
Optimal L
Optimal F
1c

Number of fans (F)


4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Row max.
Student Enterprises

Part (b) Posters


3-foot 2-foot
Number of posters 3.00 4.00
Profit $3 $2 $17.00
Constraints:
Large posters' limit 1 3.00 <= 3
Small posters' limit 1 4.00 <= 5
Work hours 2 1 10.00 <= 10
LHS Sign RHS

Part (c) 17 No. of 2-foot posters


Profit$17 0 1 2 3 4 5 Row max.
0 $10
1 $0
No. of 3-foot posters
2 $0
3 $0
Column max. $9 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0

Maximum profit $17


Optimalno. of 3-foot posters 3 用翻17去稳
Optimalno. of 2-foot posters 4
Bagwell Chemical Company
Xyline (bags) Hexall (lbs)
Variables X Y
Values 44 20 Total Profit
Profit 85 1.5 $3,770

Constraints LHS sign RHS


Ingredient A 30 0.5 1330 <= 2000
Ingredient B 18 0.4 800 <= 800
Ingredient C 2 0.1 90 <= 200

Part (c)
Largest possible value for X (integer) 3770

X (integer) Y (continuous) Total Profit Maximum Total Profit


X (integer)
Y (continuous)
Program Available
Resource LCPC HDP FHS per month (units) objective
Staff time 60 60 120 480 (minutes) LCPC
Materials 20 30 90 180 (kits) 0
Space 1 - 1 4 (rooms) 30
Cost 1500 2000 2500 10000 ($)
Potential no. of
30 50 40 - -
beneficiaries

Maximum number of 2 2 2 - -
times offered per month

con LHS sign RHS


60 60 120 120 <= 480
20 30 90 60 <= 180
1 - 1 0 <= 4
1500 2000 2500 4000 <= 10000
HDP FHS
2 0 paticipate
50 40 100

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