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MA3264 Mathematical ModellingLecture 8
Chapter 7
Discrete Optimization Modelling
Example page 238
How many* tables and how many* bookcases should a carpenter make each week to maximize profit? He realizes a profit of $25 per table and $30 per bookcase. He has 600 feet of lumber per week and 40 hours of labor per week. Each table requires 20 feet of lumber and 5 hours of labor. Each bookcase requires 30 feet of lumber and 4 hours of labor. He has signed contracts to deliver 4 tables and 2 bookcases every week.
How many* : need not be integers since part of a table or bookcase can be made in a week
Mathematical Formulation
Maximize
decisionvariables
21 3025 xx objectivefunction Subject to
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx41 x22 x
constraints
Mathematical Formulation
Maximize
decisionvariables
21 3025 xx objectivefunction Subject to
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx41 x22 x
constraints
Question what real world entity does each decision variable represent ?
Mathematical Formulation
Maximize
decisionvariables
21 3025 xx objectivefunction Subject to
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx41 x22 x
constraints
Question what real world entity does the objective function represent ?
Mathematical Formulation
Maximize
decisionvariables
21 3025 xx objectivefunction Subject to
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx41 x22 x
constraints
Question what real world entity does each constraint represent ?
Mathematical Formulation
Maximize
decisionvariables
21 3025 xx objectivefunction Subject to
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx41 x22 x
constraints
Question what real world entities have been abstracted out of this formulation ?
Solution
Maximize
decisionvariables
21 3025 xx objectivefunction Subject to
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx41 x22 x
constraints
Question can we set the derivatives = 0 to solve this maximization problem ?
Constraints
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx
41 x22 x
constraints
Question what are the regions consisting of all 1x
2x
),( 21 xx that satisfypoints
the 1st , 2nd ,3rd, 4th constraint ?
Constraint Line
1x
2x
)20,0()0,30(
Question What equation describes the doted line ?
Constraint Line
6003020 21 xx
1x
2x
)20,0()0,30(
Answer The equation above describes the dotted line.
Constraint Region
6003020 21 xx
1x
2x
)20,0()0,30(
Question What region is described by the inequality above ?
Constraint Region
6003020 21 xx
1x
2x
)20,0()0,30(
THIS RED REGION
Feasible Region
6003020 21 xx4045 21 xx
41 x22 x
constraints
Question what region consisting of all 1x
2x
),( 21 xx that satisfypoints
all four constraints ?
Feasible Region
41 x
6003020 21 xx
1x
2x
)20,0(
)0,30(
)10,0(
)4,0(
)8,0(22 x
4045 21 xx is the red region
Feasible Region
1x)2,4( )2,4.6(
)5,4(
2x
is both closed and bounded
Objective Function
1x)2,4( )2,4.6(
)5,4(
2x
is continuous on the feasible region
21 3025 xx
Objective Function
1x)2,4( )2,4.6(
)5,4(
2x
must have a maximum at some point p in the feasible region
21 3025 xx
not necessarily
unique
Objective Function
1x)2,4( )2,4.6(
)5,4(
2x
A similar argument applied to edges (to be shown using visualizer) shows that f has a maximum at a vertex of the feasible region the simplex method
2121 3025),(f xxxx
Suggested Reading
Introduction and Section 7.1 overview of discrete optimization modelling p. 236- 249
Linear Programming 1: Geometric Solutions p. 250-259
Tutorial 8 Due Week 20–24 Oct
Problem 1. Page 245 Problem 1
Problem 2. Page 245 Problem 2
Problem 3. Page 258 Problem 3
Problem 4. Page 259 Problem 4, a
Problem 5. Page 259 Problem 4, b
Problem 6. Page 259 Problem 4, c