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The document defines functions to calculate the amount of materials (arena, gravel, coarse gravel) needed from three quarries to fulfill engineering requirements of 4800, 5800, and 5700 cubic meters. It stores the proportion of materials for each quarry in a list called x and the requirements in a list called total. It uses matrix multiplication functions MATRIZ and M12 to calculate the solution, printing the results as 2253.27, 9312.55, and 4727.27 cubic meters needed from each quarry.

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The document defines functions to calculate the amount of materials (arena, gravel, coarse gravel) needed from three quarries to fulfill engineering requirements of 4800, 5800, and 5700 cubic meters. It stores the proportion of materials for each quarry in a list called x and the requirements in a list called total. It uses matrix multiplication functions MATRIZ and M12 to calculate the solution, printing the results as 2253.27, 9312.55, and 4727.27 cubic meters needed from each quarry.

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19/7/2020 Untitled23 - Jupyter Notebook

INCERTANDO DATOS INICIALES

la lista x almacena los datos de ARENA, GRAVA FINA Y GRAVA GRUESA de las 3 canteras

la lista total almacena la cantidad que el ingeniero necesita

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x=[[0.55,0.25,0.25],[0.30,0.45,0.20],[0.15,0.30,0.55]]
total=[[4800],[5800],[5700]] #requyerimeint

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import math
def MATRIZ(X):
x=len(X)
cc=[]
for FF in range (0,x):
ff=[]
for CC in range (0,x):
if FF==CC:
IDEN=1
else:
IDEN=0
ff.append(IDEN)
cc.append(ff)
for ij in range (0,x):
INTER=X[ij]+cc[ij]
X.remove(X[ij])
X.insert(ij,INTER)
for J in range (0,x):
n=X[J][J]
DIV=[]
for II in range (0,2*x):
DIV.append(X[J][II]/n)
X.remove(X[J])
X.insert(J,DIV)
for I in range (0,x):
if I!=J:
nn=X[I][J]
MULT=[]
for II in range (0,2*x):
MULT.append(round(X[J][II]*nn,2))
COMPR=X[I]
REST=[]
for II in range (0,2*x):
REST.append(COMPR[II]-MULT[II])
X.remove(X[I])
X.insert(I,REST)

Xnew=[]
for FI in range (0,len(X)):
Xnew.append(X[FI][x:2*x])
return Xnew
def M12(M1,M2):
ii=len(M1)
jj=len(M2[0])
kk=len(M2)
LL=[]
for i in range (0,ii):
LL1=[]
for j in range (0,jj):
a=0
for k in range (0,kk):
a=a+M1[i][k]*M2[k][j]
LL1.append(a)
LL.append(LL1)
return LL

res=MATRIZ(x)
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RESPUESTA=M12(res,total)

print("METROS CUBICOS PARA LA CANTERA 01",RESPUESTA[0],"m3")


print("METROS CUBICOS PARA LA CANTERA 01",RESPUESTA[1],"m3")
print("METROS CUBICOS PARA LA CANTERA 01",RESPUESTA[2],"m3")

METROS CUBICOS PARA LA CANTERA 01 [2253.2727272727243] m3


METROS CUBICOS PARA LA CANTERA 01 [9312.548387096775] m3
METROS CUBICOS PARA LA CANTERA 01 [4727.272727272726] m3

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