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Examine the network below.

Write the complete LP formulation for this problem. Please include the Objective Function and the complete set of constraints.

The image is a graph consisting of 7 nodes connected by edges with weights assigned to each edge. Here's a detailed description of the graph:

- **Nodes**: The graph contains nodes labeled 1 through 7.
  
- **Edges and Weights**:
  - Node 1 is connected to:
    - Node 2 with a weight of 6
    - Node 3 with a weight of 10
    - Node 4 with a weight of 7
  
  - Node 2 is connected to:
    - Node 3 with a weight of 4
    - Node 5 with a weight of 5
  
  - Node 3 is connected to:
    - Node 5 with a weight of 2
    - Node 6 with a weight of 4

  - Node 4 is connected to Node 6 with a weight of 8.

  - Node 5 is connected to:
    - Node 6 with a weight of 3
    - Node 7 with a weight of 7

  - Node 6 is connected to Node 7 with a weight of 5.

This graph can be used to represent various real-world networks, such as transportation routes, communication networks, or project plans, where the nodes can symbolize locations, devices, or tasks, and the edge weights can represent distances, costs, or durations.
Transcribed Image Text:The image is a graph consisting of 7 nodes connected by edges with weights assigned to each edge. Here's a detailed description of the graph: - **Nodes**: The graph contains nodes labeled 1 through 7. - **Edges and Weights**: - Node 1 is connected to: - Node 2 with a weight of 6 - Node 3 with a weight of 10 - Node 4 with a weight of 7 - Node 2 is connected to: - Node 3 with a weight of 4 - Node 5 with a weight of 5 - Node 3 is connected to: - Node 5 with a weight of 2 - Node 6 with a weight of 4 - Node 4 is connected to Node 6 with a weight of 8. - Node 5 is connected to: - Node 6 with a weight of 3 - Node 7 with a weight of 7 - Node 6 is connected to Node 7 with a weight of 5. This graph can be used to represent various real-world networks, such as transportation routes, communication networks, or project plans, where the nodes can symbolize locations, devices, or tasks, and the edge weights can represent distances, costs, or durations.
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Step 1

Consider the provided diagram,

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In order to analyze the network given above by linear programming.

let xi (>=0) represent the cost at which we start activity i.

This time is our choice and hence is a decision variable.

  • the xi can be constrained to take integer (whole number) values if we so wish using integer programming.
  • the xi are NOT necessarily the same as the earliest times.

 

Step 2

Considering the precedence relationship between activity 1 and activity 2, it is clear that we must have,

x2x1+6

That means,  the starting time for activity 2 must be at least as great as the cost for an immediate predecessor activity plus the cost for this predecessor activity. Note that we do not put x2=x1+6 here. This is because the inequality () gives us more flexibility than the equality (=).

we must also have

x3x1+10x3x2+4x4x1+7x4x3+5x5x2+5x5x3+2x6x4+8x6x3+4x7x5+7x7x6+5

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