A Factory Manufactures Two Products A And B. To Manufacture One Unit Of A, 1.5 Machine Hours And 2.5 Labour Hours Are Required. To Manufacture Product B, 2.5 Machine Hours And 1.5 Labour Hours Are Required. In A Month, 300 Machine Hours And 240 Labour Hours Are Available. Profit Per Unit For A Is Rs. 50 And For B Is Rs.40. Formulate As Lpp.
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- A Factory Manufactures Two Products A And B.
- To Manufacture One Unit Of A, 1.5 Machine Hours And 2.5 Labour Hours Are Required.
- To Manufacture Product B, 2.5 Machine Hours And 1.5 Labour Hours Are Required.
- In A Month, 300 Machine Hours And 240 Labour Hours Are Available.
- Profit Per Unit For A Is Rs. 50 And For B Is Rs.40.
Formulate As LPP
EVALUATION
Let the Factory manufactures x units of product A and y units of product B
To Manufacture One Unit Of A and one unit of product B 1.5 Machine Hours and 2.5 Machine Hours are Required respectively
Total Machine Hours required
= ( 1.5x + 2.5y ) hours
It is given that 300 Machine Hours are Available.
Again To Manufacture One Unit Of A and one unit of product B 2.5 Labour Hours and 1.5 Labour Hours are Required respectively
Total Labour Hours required
= ( 2.5x + 1.5y ) hours
It is given that 240 Labour Hours are Available.
Again Profit Per Unit For A is Rs. 50 And For B is Rs.40
So the objective function is
Maximize z = 50x + 40y
Hence Converting the given problem into a Linear programming problem we get
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