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Microsoft Excel 16.

78 Answer Report
Worksheet: [Book5]Sheet1
Report Created: 15/05/24 11:25:10 AM
Result: Solver found a solution. All constraints and optimality conditions are satisfied.
Solver Engine
Engine: Simplex LP
Solution Time: 600.589 Seconds.
Iterations: 2 Subproblems: 0
Solver Options
Max Time Unlimited, Iterations Unlimited, Precision 1E-06, Use Automatic Scaling
Max Subproblems Unlimited, Max Integer Sols Unlimited, Integer Tolerance 1%, Assume NonNegative

Objective Cell (Max)


Cell Name Original Value Final Value
$D$19 x1,x2>=0 0 1000

Variable Cells
Cell Name Original Value Final Value Integer
$D$12 Answer Block Highlighted x1,x2>=0 0 18 Contin
$E$12 Answer Block Highlighted 0 8 Contin

Constraints
Cell Name Cell Value Formula Status Slack
$F$14 Raw Material Used 60 $F$14<=$H$14 Binding 0
$F$15 LaBour Hr Used 96 $F$15<=$H$15 Binding 0

Binding Constraint=>Something that restrains


ume NonNegative

0.18
0.28
0.46
Microsoft Excel 16.78 Sensitivity Report
Worksheet: [Book5]Sheet1
Report Created: 15/05/24 11:25:10 AM

Variable Cells (If variable is non zero then reduced cost=0, if variable is zer
Final Reduced Objective Allowable
Cell Name Value Cost Coefficient Increase
$D$12 Answer Block Highlighted x1,x2>=0 18 0 40 6.6666666667
$E$12 Answer Block Highlighted 8 0 35 25

Constraints
Final Shadow Constraint Allowable
Cell Name Value Price R.H. Side Increase
$F$14 Raw Material Used 60 3.3333333333 60 36
$F$15 LaBour Hr Used 96 8.3333333333 96 24
uced cost=0, if variable is zero then reduced cost=0)
Allowable
Decrease
16.666666667
5

Allowable
Decrease
12
36
Maximise 4.x1+3.5x2 Profit

Subject To 2.x1+3.x2<=60
4.x1+3.x2<=96
x1,x2>=0

Profit/Unit 40
Answer Block Highlighted 18

Raw Material 2
LaBour Hr 4

1000
35
8
Used Available
3 60 =< 60
3 96 =< 96

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1
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0.0001
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0.075
30
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Example: Product Mix Problem
Your company manufactures TVs, stereos and speakers, using a common parts
inventory of power supplies, speaker cones, etc. Parts are in limited supply and you
must determine the most profitable mix of products to build. See our Tutorial Online
for step-by-step instructions on formulating this linear programming model.

TV Set Stereo Speaker


100 100 100
Part Name Inventory No. Used
Chassis 450 200 1 1 0
Picture Tube 250 100 1 0 0
Speaker Cone 800 500 2 2 1
Power Supply 450 200 1 1 0
Electronics 600 400 2 1 1
Profits:
By Product ₹75 ₹50 ₹35
Total 16000

To find the optimal solution click the Run button in the upper right of the Add-in.
The optimal solution will appear within the worksheet. Press the Reports button to generate an Answer and Sensitiv
The reports will be added as new worksheets in your workbook.
o generate an Answer and Sensitivity report.
Example: Product Mix Problem
Your company manufactures TVs, stereos and speakers, using a common parts
inventory of power supplies, speaker cones, etc. Parts are in limited supply and you
must determine the most profitable mix of products to build. See our Tutorial Online
for step-by-step instructions on formulating this linear programming model.

TV Set Stereo Speaker


100 100 100
Part Name Inventory No. Used
Chassis 450 200 1 1 0
Picture Tube 250 100 1 0 0
Speaker Cone 800 500 2 2 1
Power Supply 450 200 1 1 0
Electronics 600 400 2 1 1
Profits:
By Product ₹75 ₹50 ₹35
Total 16000

To find the optimal solution click the Run button in the upper right of the Add-in.
The optimal solution will appear within the worksheet. Press the Reports button to generate an Answer and Sensitiv
The reports will be added as new worksheets in your workbook.
o generate an Answer and Sensitivity report.
Example: Product Mix Problem
Your company manufactures TVs, stereos and speakers, using a common parts
inventory of power supplies, speaker cones, etc. Parts are in limited supply and you
must determine the most profitable mix of products to build. See our Tutorial Online
for step-by-step instructions on formulating this linear programming model.

TV Set Stereo Speaker


100 100 100
Part Name Inventory No. Used
Chassis 450 200 1 1 0
Picture Tube 250 100 1 0 0
Speaker Cone 800 500 2 2 1
Power Supply 450 200 1 1 0
Electronics 600 400 2 1 1
Profits:
By Product ₹75 ₹50 ₹35
Total 16000

To find the optimal solution click the Run button in the upper right of the Add-in.
The optimal solution will appear within the worksheet. Press the Reports button to generate an Answer and Sensitiv
The reports will be added as new worksheets in your workbook.
o generate an Answer and Sensitivity report.

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