Unit 5- linear programing and inventory models Flashcards

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objective function; algorithm

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is a function (no equal sign) of the profits for the two products written in the form.
_X+_Y

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profit line

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can move throughout the graph using the objective function you ca calculate the profit at a point on the profit line

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optimazation

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solving for the optimal (min. or max.) objective to a set of constraints.

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4
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objective function formula

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200R+100N+50S

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subject to (constraints)

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Constraint 1
100R + 200N + 300S >= 5000
constraint 2
   R <= 25
Constraint 3
   N <= 7
Constraint 4
   S <= 14
non-negativity Constraint 5
   R, N, S ≥ 0
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Objective function Value

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2400

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7
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Variable value

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R=6
N=7
S=10= Reduced cost 7.3

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8
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Components of Total inventory Costs

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Annual Total inventory cost (TIC) = Purchasing costs+ holding costs + Ordering costs.

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ECONOMIC ORDER QUANTITY

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(EOQ) = √2𝐷𝑂 /𝐻
*where 2 is a constant, 𝐷 is the annual demand, 𝑂 is the cost to place an order, 𝐻 is the holding cost in $ per unit per year, P is the purchase price (cost) per unit.

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Total inventory Cost Formula

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D*P+(EOQ/2)H+(DEOQ)O
D=anual demand
H=Holding cost per unit
O=cost to place the order

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