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Supplementary Problems LP

This document provides sample problems from introduction to management science textbooks. It includes problems related to graphical solution, sensitivity analysis using graphical and report methods, and linear programming modeling from both the 10th and 9th editions. Specific chapter questions are referenced for supplementary problems in sensitivity analysis, graphical solution, and linear programming modeling. Two example problems are also provided in full for formulating linear programming models.

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Supplementary Problems LP

This document provides sample problems from introduction to management science textbooks. It includes problems related to graphical solution, sensitivity analysis using graphical and report methods, and linear programming modeling from both the 10th and 9th editions. Specific chapter questions are referenced for supplementary problems in sensitivity analysis, graphical solution, and linear programming modeling. Two example problems are also provided in full for formulating linear programming models.

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OPIM 101 Management Science, Supplementary Problems Introduction to Management Science, 10th Edition, Taylor III Graphical Solution

Chapter 2 - Question 3, 9, 13, 37

Sensitivity Analysis (Graphical) Chapter 3 - Question 10, 11, 13, 14

Sensitivity Analysis (Sensitivity Report) The Sensitivity report from excel will be provided in exam. Chapter 3 - Question 24, 45, 47

Linear Programming Modelling Chapter 4 - Question 26(a), 19(a), 58(a)

Introduction to Management Science, 9th Edition, Taylor III Graphical Solution Chapter 2,Question 2, 8, 24

Sensitivity Analysis (Graphical) Chapter 3 Question 5, 6, 8, 9

Sensitivity Analysis (Sensitivity Report) The Sensitivity report from excel will be provided in exam. Chapter 3 Question 31, 32

Linear Programming Modelling Chapter 4 Question 16(a), 12(a)

Questions not found in 9th edition: 10th Edition, Chapter 2, Qn 2 The Crumb and Custard Bakery makes coee cakes and Danish pastries in large pans. The main ingredients are our and sugar. There are 25 pounds of our and 16 pounds of sugar available, and the demand for coee cakes is 5. Five pounds of our and 2 pounds of sugar are required to make a pan of coee cakes, and 5 pounds of our and 4 pounds of sugar are required to make a pan of Danish. A pan of coee cakes has a prot of $1, and a pan of Danish has a prot of $ 5. Determine the number of pans of cakes and Danish to produce each day so that prot will be maximized. a) Formulate a linear programming model for this problem. b) Solve this model by using graphical analysis.

10th Edition, Chapter 4,58(a) Mazys department store has decided to stay open on a 24-hour basis The store manager has divided the 24-hour day into six 4-hour periods and determined the following minimum personnel requirements for each period:
Time 12am-4am 4am-8am 8am-12pm 12pm-4pm 4pm-8pm 8pm-12am Personnel needed 90 215 250 65 300 125

Personnel must report at the beginning of one of these times and work 8 consecutive hours. The store manager wants to know the minimum number of employees to assign for each 4-hour segment to minimize the total number of employees. a) Formulate a linear programming model for this problem.

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