Project 2_Formulas, Solver, and Problem Solving (2)

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ENGR-125 Project 2: Excel Formulas, Solver and Problem Solving Due Date: February 4, 2024 Part A. Excel Formulas and Charts: Please use the data in the attached Spreadsheet “Traffic_Air Pollution Data_Project2.xlsx” Problem 1. Fill out the following Table: Car Traffic Truck Traffic Wind Speed NOx PM2.5 Average Standard Deviation Minimum First Quartile Median Third Quartile Maximum Problem 2. Calculate the 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, and 100 percentiles for Car and Truck traffic. Paste the table in this document. Problem 3. Filter your data for 8 am and the season of Winter. Then copy the car traffic and NOx to a new sheet. Create a scatter plot of NO x (in y-axis) versus car (in x-axis). Add a trendline to your chart. Which trendline has the highest R 2 value. Also, add the equation and R 2 - value to your chart. Paste your chart in this document. Estimate the value of NO x for a Car traffic of 800 counts per hour. Problem 4. Use the histogram in “Data Analysis” ToolPak and create a bar chart for the histograms of Car traffic, and NO x . Problem 5. Use the Vlookup function to perform the following tasks: Find the count of trucks when number of cars was 122 counts. Find the value of NO x when number of trucks were maximum.
Part B. Excel Solver and Engineering Problems Problem 1. Find the roots of the following equations X 3 cosx + x 2 + 5 = 0 a) To find the root, we can plot the equation in Excel and visually find the roots. b) Use Goal Seek to find the roots of these equations.
Problem 2. Formulate and solve an optimization problem   A tank is to be constructed that will hold 500 m 3 when filled. The shape is to be cylindrical, with a hemispherical top. Costs to construct the cylindrical portion will be $300/m 2 , while costs for the hemispherical portion are slightly higher at $400/m 2 . Calculate the tank dimensions that will result in the lowest dollar cost. Volume Of cylinder is= π R 2 H Volume of hemisphere is= 2 3 π R 3 Surface area of cylinder is= 2 πRH Surface area of hemisphere is= 2 π R 2 a) Express total volume as a function of H (height) and R (radius). b) Find H (height) in terms of R (radius) using the equation in part (a). Remember, the total volume is 500 m 3 . c) Express the cost of construction in terms of H and R . Cost =300*(Area of cylinder) +400*(Area of hemisphere)
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d) Create a spreadsheet in Excel to calculate H (height) and Cost for the following values of R . Find the value of R for the lowest cost. Plot a chart in Excel and visually observe where the minimum cost is. R (m) 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 9.0 H(m) Cost ($) Problem 3. Use the Excel Solver to Find the value of “R” for minimum cost in Problem 2. Problem 4. Solve a system of linear equations Example of 4 unknowns and 4 equations: x + 2y - 3z + 4w = 12 2x + 2y - 2z + 3w = 10 0 + y + z + 0 = -1 x - y + z - 2w = -4 Use Excel Solver to find the values for x, y, z and w. Problem 5. Transportation Problem . Remember, these days packages from Amazon are coming from all over the US. Have you ever wondered why is this thing coming from this city? A company has two warehouses in Detroit and Dearborn which supply products to cities with demand: Chicago, Toronto, and Buffalo. The following table show the shipping costs between origins and destination cities. Destination Origin Chicago Toronto Buffalo Detroit $9 $25 $12 Dearborn $7 $20 $13
Here is a breakdown of supply and demand. Supplies s1 Dearborn 400 s2 Detroit 600 Demands d1 Chicago 200 d2 Toronto 300 d3 Buffalo 500 Use the Excel Solver to find the optimal flow of goods between origin and destination cities to have a minimum shipping cost.