In: Accounting
An electronics company is engaged in the manufacture of two
components “Registers”
and “Diodes” used in telecom tower sets. Each unit of “Register”
and “Diode” costs the
company Rs.6 and Rs.26 in wages and Rs.7 and Rs.17 in materials
respectively.
The company sells both the products on two-period credit terms but
the company’s labour and
material expenses must be paid in cash. The selling price per unit
of Register is Rs.40 and per
unit of Diode is Rs.90. Due to the strong monopoly of the company
for these components, it is
believed that the company can sell as many units as it produces at
the prevailing prices.
The company’s production capacity is limited by two considerations:
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At the beginning of Period, the company has an initial balance of
Rs.18000.
The company has an available 2500 hours of machine time and 1800
hours of assembly
time.
The production of each unit of Register requires 4 hours of machine
time, and two hours of
assembly time. Whereas, the production of each unit of Diode
requires 3 hours of machine time
and four hours of assembly time. Formulate the LPP. And find the
optimal solution.
Profit / Unit =
Optimal Solution will be the mix of two products that maximizes the profits subjected to the given constraints
Design:
LPP Model Design in Solver
Result
Therefore 460 Registers and 220 Diodes are the optimum quantity.