Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Author: Erwin Kreyszig
Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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A company wants to plan production for the ensuing year so as to minimize the
combined cost of production and inventory storage. In each quarter of the year, demand is
anticipated to be 65, 80, 135 and 75 respectively. The product can be manufactured during
regular time at a cost of Php 16 per unit produced, or during overtime at a cost of Php 20 per
unit. The given table below shows data pertinent to production capacities. The cost of carrying
one unit in inventory per quarter is Php 2. The inventory level at the beginning of the first
quarter is zero.
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