Solve the LP problem using graphical method. Determine the
optimal values of the decision variables and compute the objective
function.
Maximize Z = 2A + 10B
Subject to
10A + 4B ≥ 40
A + 6B ≥ 24
A + 2B ≤ 14
A, B ≥ 0
with soln pls thank you!
For the following LP problem, determine the optimal solution by
the graphical solution method.
Min Z= 3x1+2x2
Subject to 2x1+x2 >10
-3x1+2x2
< 6
X1+x2
> 6
X1,x1
> 0
Graph and shade the feasible region
For the following linear programming problem, determine the optimal
solution by the graphical solution method
Max
-x + 2y
s.t.
6x - 2y <= 3
-2x + 3y <= 6
x + y <= 3
x, y
>= 0
Solve the following linear programming problem by the
graphical method.
Maximize Z = 400 X1 + 200 x 2
Subject to : X1 + 8X2 <= 24
X1 + 2X2 <= 12
X1 >= 0 , X2 >= 0
You will need to graph each of the constraints to answer
the following questions. You can draw a rough graph.
a) State the coordinates of the point where the
constraints interact.
b) Define in words the region of feasible
solutions.
c)...
Identify the type of
optimal solution for the following LP problems by the graphical
solution method. Show your work
(1) Min 2X1 +
3X2
S.T. 2X1 - 2X2
<= 2
-2X1 +
X2 <= 1
X1 => 0, X2 => 0
If the objective function of the above formulation is changed
from Min 2X1 + 3X2 to Max
2X1 + 3X2, what type of
optimal solution does this problem provide? Note that all
constraints remain...
Consider the following constrained
maximization problem.
maxln(x1,x2)
s.t.z-x1-x2=0
Solve for x1and x2using substation
method
Solve for x1and x2using Lagrange’s
method
Solve using matlab code!!
Use the graphical method to solve
4x1 −
8x2 = −24
x1 +
6x2 = 34
Check your results by substituting them back into the
equations.(include this on the code)