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108   CHAPTER 3 LINEAR PROGRAMMING: SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF SOLUTION


                    Figure 3.10 Excel Solution for the Modified GulfGolf Problem with the Coefficient of D increased by
                    $1.15004
                                                                    Original
                                    Name                             Value                Final Value
                      Maximize Total Profit Standard                        0                  8299.8
                                                                    Original
                                    Name                             Value                Final Value
                         Bags produced Standard                            0              403.7831816
                         Bags produced Deluxe                              0               222.811955
                         Bags produced Lightweight                         0              155.6747724

                              Name                   Cell Value            Status                 Slack
                      Cutting and Dyeing                     630           Binding                        0
                      Hours Used (LHS)
                      Sewing Hours                  543.2422496            Not Binding         56.75775038
                      Used (LHS)
                      Finishing Hours
                      Used (LHS)                             708           Binding                        0
                      Inspection and
                      Packaging Hours                        135           Binding                        0
                      Used (LHS)

                     Adjustable Cells
                                             Final        Reduced    Objective     Allowable    Allowable
                           Name              Value         Cost     Coefficient    Increase      Decrease
                      Bags produced      403.7831816              0          10   2.510712954  2.34002E–05
                      Standard
                      Bags produced       222.811955              0    10.15004   5.257854737       1.3E–05
                      Deluxe
                      Bags produced      155.6747724              0       12.85   1.06364E–05  2.196870893
                      Lightweight
                     Constraints
                                             Final        Shadow     Constraint    Allowable      Allowable
                            Name             Value         Price      R.H. Side    Increase       Decrease
                      Cutting and                 630  3.16218E–05          630   52.36315884          91.6
                      Dyeing Hours
                      Used (LHS)
                      Sewing Hours       543.2422496              0         600         1E+30  56.75775038
                      Used (LHS)
                      Finishing Hours             708  8.099979973          708   144.6315789      127.9986
                      Used (LHS)
                      Inspection and              135  18.99997892          135    16.1540957  17.99988187
                      Packaging Hours
                      Used (LHS)




                                     some of the employees in the cutting and dyeing department could be used to
                                     perform certain operations in either the finishing department or the inspection
                                     and packaging department. In the future, management may want to explore the
                                     possibility of cross-training employees so that unused capacity in one department
                                     could be shifted to other departments.
                                       Suppose that after reviewing the solution shown in Figure 3.9, management insist
                                     that they will not consider any solution that does not include the production of some
                                     deluxe bags. Management then decides to add the requirement that the number of
                                     deluxe bags produced must be at least 30 per cent of the number of standard bags
                                     produced. Writing this requirement using the decision variables S and D, we obtain:





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