In: Statistics and Probability
Suzuki Maruti produces three products: Baleno, Ciaz, and S-Cross models of cars. These products have the following resources requirements:
Product Model | Cost/Unit | Labour-Hours/Unit | |
Baleno | $7.00 | 2 | |
Ciaz | $10.00 | 3 | |
S-Cross | $35.00 | 5 |
The manufacturer has a daily production budget of $5,000.00
and a maximum budget of 800 hours of labour. Selling prices are
$15.00, $25.00 and $55.00 respectively. Maximum daily customer
demand for S-Cross model is 100 units. The company desires to know
the optimal product mix that will maximize profit. Formulate a
linear programming model for this problem.
x = no. of baleno
y = no. of ciaz
z = no. of s-cross
to maximize :
profit :
profit = (profit per unit baleno)*x + (profit per unit ciaz)*y + (profit per unit s-cross)*z
($15 - $7)*x + ($25-$10)*y + ($55-$35)*z
p = 8*x + 15*y + 20*z
constraints :
1. production budget of $5,000.00
production cost (in dollars) = cost balneo * x + cost ciaz * y + cost s-cross * z
7 * x + 10*y + 35*z <= 5000
2.
maximum budget of 800 hours of labour
hours of labour = labour hours balneo * x + labour hours ciaz * y + labour hours s-cross * z
2*x + 3*y + 5*z <= 800
3. Maximum daily customer demand for S-Cross model is 100 units
z <= 100
4.
x,y,z >= 0
solution :
Therefore,
maximum profit is $4000