Module 3 Lesson 3
Module 3 Lesson 3
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Module No.
Lesson No. 3
Standard Linear Programming Model:
Minimization Problem
3
Summer Class 2020
Angelita Mando
- Artificial Variable will save slack variable from becoming negative. It prevents an equality
constraint from equating to 0.
- In minimization problem Slack Variables do not contribute any amount to cost.
- Artificial Variables contribute the biggest amount or coefficient to cost. Coefficients of an
artificial variable should be multiples of 10 or in the power of 10 ( example: 10, 100, 1000,
etc.) greater than any of the coefficients involve in the objective function and constraints.
- If slack (S) is (-) do not enter it on solution variables, prioritize the artificial variable.
Problem
Solution
Step 1 Construct the new program.
Solution
Step 1 Construct the new program.
1. We add the first slack ( S_1)on the first equation since the symbol of that equation is ≤ (less
than or equal to) to make the equation equal to 15.
2. Second slack ( S_2) (has been deducted and first artificial variable (A_(1) )has been added
to the second equation since the symbol of that equation is ≥ (greater than or equal to) to
make the equation equal to 16.
3. The Slack added on the 1st equation (S_1) and second slack deducted on the 2nd equation
were added to the objective function with 0 coefficient since slacks do not contribute any
The 1st artificial value 〖 (A 〗 _1) was also added to the objective function with 100 as the
amount to the cost.
coefficient since in the power of 10, 100 is greater than 60 (the greatest value among the
coefficient in the objective and constraints).
Solution
Prepare the initial table, then follow the same steps as in the maximization
Step 2 process.
Solution
Determine the optimum column or entering variable by choosing the most
Step 3 negative values in the Cj - Zj row.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.
Solution
Divide the quantity column values by the non-zero and non-negative entries in
Step 4 the optimum column.