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Industrial Applications,h shall be present in the diet. These restrictions will in general be satisfied by a large number of combinations of ingredients (foods) and we want to select a combination which minimizes the total cost of ingredients, i.e., a linear function in the .. where the coefficients c. are the prices per unit of the respective foods.

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Linear Models of Production and Economic Optimization,al point of view this is a problem of finding a maximum (or a minimum) of a function subject to a number of side conditions which are the mathematical expressions of the technical and economic restrictions on the company’s freedom of choice, and the feasible planning alternatives appear as alternati

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Industrial Applications,diet from a given set of foods which will satisfy certain nutritive requirements while keeping the cost at a minimum. For each food the nutritional values in terms of vitamins, calories, etc. per unit of food are known constants and these are the a’s of the problem, aii being the amount of the .th n

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Computational Procedures for Solving Linear Programming Problems,n an arbitrary initial basis of . variables (activities) where m is the number of linear restrictions. If the initial basic solution does not satisfy the simplex criterion, we move to a neighboring basis by replacing one of the basic variables, and so forth, until a basic feasible solution is attain

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The Effects of Coefficient Variations on the Solution,r unit of product); the constant terms on the right-hand sides of the restrictions, .. (e.g., capacity limits); and the coefficients in the linear preference function, .. (for example, unit profits). In practical applications of linear programming it is important to explore the . of the numerical so

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The Applicability of Linear Programming in Industry,sions. A typical example is the planning of production under given capacity limitations. The period for which operations are to be planned is comparatively short so that the fixed equipment does not undergo any changes; the technological and economic restrictions on the company’s freedom of action r