Introduction to mathematical programming
Introduction to mathematical programming
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ISBN: 9780534359645
Author: Jeffrey B. Goldberg
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3.5, Problem 7P

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Formulation of LP:

Let,

PTi= Part-time people starting at I PM.

Fi= Full-time people starting at hour I.

INVi= checks that have arrived before hour I and are unprocessed at time I.

Pi= checks processed between time I and time I + 1.

Then the a correct formulation is,

Minimize z=160(F10+F11+F12)+75(P2+P3)

Subject to the constraints,

INV11 = 5000 – P10INV12 = INV11 + 4000 – P11INV1 = INV12 + 3000 – P12INV2 = INV1 + 4000 – P1

INV3 = INV2 + 2500 – P2INV4 = INV3 + 3000 – P3INV5 = INV4 + 4000 – P4INV6 = INV5 + 4500 – P5

INV7 = INV6 + 3500 – P6INV8 = INV7 + 3000 – P7

Pi6500 (I = 10, 

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