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Edison Electric Auto (EEA) has three plants in San Jose, Detroit, and New Orleans, and three major distribution centers in Denver, Miami, and Norfolk. The quarterly capacities of the three plants are 1500, 2000, and 1800 cars, and the demands at the three distribution centers for the same period are 2200, 1200, and 1700 cars. The mileage chart between the plants and the distribution centers is given in the following table.

Category: Accounting & Finance Paper Type: Online Exam | Quiz | Test Reference: N/A Words: 1270

                    

The quarterly capacity of these plants are given by 1500, 2000, 1800

The demand of these car at the distribution centers are 2000, 1200, 1700 cars

The mileage chart is given that is between the plant and distribution centers.

The cost of each car is 0.13 dollar per mile by trucking company

To find

The main aim of this problem is to find the ideal transportation plan

Solution


 

Vehicle

Denver

Miami

Norfolk

San Jose

165.1

399.1

385.45

Detroit

159.9

184.6

92.3

New Orleans

170.3

113.1

137.8

 




Part 3

Solve the transportation problem using Excel solver

 

Cars that are moved

 

Cars

Denver

Miami

Norfolk

San Jose

1500

0

0

Detroit

300

0

1700

New Orleans

400

1200

0

 

Cost of transportation

 

Car

Denver

Miami

Norfolk

San Jose

247650

0

0

Detroit

47970

0

156910

New Orleans

68120

135720

0


Question 2

Five cargo ships will be used for shipping goods from Norfolk to five ports (labelled 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, respectively). Any ship can be used any one of these five trips. However, because of differences in the ships and cargoes, the total cost of loading, transporting, and unloading the goods for the different ship-port combinations varies considerably, as shown in the following table:

 

 

Ports

 

 

 

 

1

2

3

4

5

Ship1

550

410

630

770

780

Ship2

450

590

480

420

710

Ship3

710

430

510

670

560

Ship4

680

710

530

650

480

Ship5

530

640

490

740

610

 

Part 1

Formulate the problem as an assignment problem.

Solution

Consider

       

      

     

Both pants, shirts and jackets require the work of sewing operators and cutters. There are 60 hours of sewing operator time and 48 hours of cutter time available. It takes 10 minutes to sew one pair of pants, 6 minutes to sew a shirt, and 14 minutes to sew one jacket. Cutters take 6 minutes on pants, 8 minutes on shirts, and 10 minutes on a jacket. Furthermore, each item should undergo a final quality control inspection. An inspection takes 1 minute on pants, 2 minutes on shirts, and 3 minutes on a jacket. There are 12 hours of quality control operator time available.

The problem is to find the maximum profit and the amount of pants, shirts and jackets to maximize the profit.

Part 1

What are the decision variables?

In this the decision variables are

Operating time of swing, cutters, quality control operator, and profit

Part 2

Write the objective function?

For the objective function there is need to solve the equations

          












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