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1- solve the following LPP : Minimize Z = 12x + 3y Subject to 4x +...

1- solve the following LPP :

Minimize Z = 12x + 3y

Subject to 4x + 6y > 24,000

X + y > 5,000

8x + 2y > 16,000

And x> 0, y> 0

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Solution:
Problem is

MIN Zx = 12 x1 + 3 x2
subject to
4 x1 + 6 x2 24000
x1 + x2 5000
8 x1 + 2 x2 16000
and x1,x2≥0;

Hint to draw constraints

1. To draw constraint 4x1+6x2≥24000→(1)

Treat it as 4x1+6x2=24000

When x1=0 then x2=?
⇒4(0)+6x2=24000
⇒6x2=24000
⇒x2=240006=4000

When x2=0 then x1=?
⇒4x1+6(0)=24000
⇒4x1=24000
⇒x1=240004=6000

x1 0 6000
x2 4000 0

2. To draw constraint x1+x2≥5000→(2)

Treat it as x1+x2=5000

When x1=0 then x2=?
⇒(0)+x2=5000
⇒x2=5000

When x2=0 then x1=?
⇒x1+(0)=5000
⇒x1=5000

x1 0 5000
x2 5000 0

3. To draw constraint 8x1+2x2≥16000→(3)

Treat it as 8x1+2x2=16000

When x1=0 then x2=?
⇒8(0)+2x2=16000
⇒2x2=16000
⇒x2=160002=8000

When x2=0 then x1=?
⇒8x1+2(0)=16000
⇒8x1=16000
⇒x1=160008=2000

x1 0 2000
x2 8000 0

The value of the objective function at each of these extreme points is as follows:

Extreme Point
Coordinates
(x1,x2)
Lines through Extreme Point Objective function value
Z=12x1+3x2
A(0,8000) 3→8x1+2x2≥16000
4→x1≥0
12(0)+3(8000)=24000
B(1000,4000) 2→x1+x2≥5000
3→8x1+2x2≥16000
12(1000)+3(4000)=24000
C(3000,2000) 1→4x1+6x2≥24000
2→x1+x2≥5000
12(3000)+3(2000)=42000
D(6000,0) 1→4x1+6x2≥24000
5→x2≥0
12(6000)+3(0)=72000

The minimum value of the objective function Z = 24000 occurs at 2 extreme points.
Hence, problem has multiple optimal solutions and min Z = 24000.

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