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Sensitivity Analysis in Operations Research

The document describes a linear programming problem for a company, Gapco, that manufactures two products using labor hours and units of raw materials. The objective is to maximize total profits considering production costs and overtime work hours. The associated mathematical model and simplex table are provided, and several sensitivity analyses are requested by changing parameters such as available resources, product prices, and constraints.

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Sensitivity Analysis in Operations Research

The document describes a linear programming problem for a company, Gapco, that manufactures two products using labor hours and units of raw materials. The objective is to maximize total profits considering production costs and overtime work hours. The associated mathematical model and simplex table are provided, and several sensitivity analyses are requested by changing parameters such as available resources, product prices, and constraints.

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Autonomous University of Sinaloa

Faculty of Computer Science


Operations Research

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS
Gapco has a daily budget of 320 hours of labor and 350 units of raw material to manufacture two products. If
if necessary, the company can employ up to 10 hours of overtime labor daily, with an additional cost of $2 per
hour. It takes 1 hour of labor and 3 units of raw material to produce one unit of product 1, and 2 hours of labor
of work and 1 unit of raw material to produce one unit of product 2. The profit of product 1 is $10, and that of product 2
x1 x2 the daily quantity produced of products 1 and 2, respectively,
it's $12. Seany x3 and the daily extra hours used.
The linear programming model and its associated optimal simplex table are as follows.

MaximizeZ 10x112 times


2
x 2x
3
OPTIMAL TABLE
Subject to: Basic X1X2X3H1H2H3Solution
x1 2x x2 320
3  of
Hours labor  Z 0 0 0 26/5 8/5 16/5 2256
X2 0 1 0 3/5 - 1/5 3/5 128
3x1 x2 350  Raw 
Material
X1 1 0 0 -1/5 2/5 -1/5 74
x3 10  Overtime  X3 0 0 | 0 0 1 10
x1 ,x2,x3 0

a. Determine the optimal solution to the problem


b. If the available hours increase to 400, determine the new optimal solution.
c. If the quantity of raw material is reduced to 320 units, determine the new optimal solution.
d. If Gapco adds a new restriction,3x1as
4x xfollows:
2
500
3 obtain the new optimal solution.

e. If Gapco adds a new restriction,2x1asx follows:


300
2 obtain the new optimal solution.

If Gapco increases the price of product 1 so that the profit obtained from this product is $12. Determine
the new optimal solution.
g. If Gapco reduces the price of product 2 such that the profit obtained from this product is $8. Determine the
new optimal solution.
If Gapco produces a third product which requires 3 hours of labor and 5 units of raw material and the
the profit you will obtain from it is $12. Determine the new optimal solution.
If Gapco produces a third product that requires 2 hours of labor and 3 units of raw material and the
the benefit you will obtain from it is $10. Determine the new optimal solution.

JUNE 14, 2016 (EXAM APPLICATION)


THE DELIVERY IS THE RIGHT TO EXAMINATION

Lic. Roy Jonny Sida López®

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