CASE STUDY 4.3 Linear Programming Simplex Method Princess Manufacturing Company produces two types of tarpaulin products for its customers, namely Class A and Class AA. Each class of finished product uses two types of raw materials, namely material R and material S. It has been observed by the business that for a square meter of Class A tarpaulin, it requires 2 kilos of material R and 1 kilo of material S. On the other hand, each square meter of Class AA tarpaulin requires 1 kilo of material R and 2 kilos of material S. The profit per square meter of Class A and Class AA tarpaulins are Php160.00 and Php200.00, respectively. Every week, the business has 100 kilos of material R and 140 kilos of material S for the production of tarpaulins. Using the simplex method, determine the optimal solution.

CASE STUDY 4.3 Linear Programming Simplex Method Princess Manufacturing Company produces two types of tarpaulin products for its customers, namely Class A and Class AA. Each class of finished product uses two types of raw materials, namely material R and material S. It has been observed by the business that for a square meter of Class A tarpaulin, it requires 2 kilos of material R and 1 kilo of material S. On the other hand, each square meter of Class AA tarpaulin requires 1 kilo of material R and 2 kilos of material S. The profit per square meter of Class A and Class AA tarpaulins are Php160.00 and Php200.00, respectively. Every week, the business has 100 kilos of material R and 140 kilos of material S for the production of tarpaulins. Using the simplex method, determine the optimal solution.

Algebra for College Students

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285195780

Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Publisher:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Chapter11: Systems Of Equations

Section11.CT: Test

Problem 24CT

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