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Business, 26.04.2020 03:47, smuqtadir124

Home-Deco uses three operations to assemble three types of home decorating accessories – wall clocks, chandeliers, & vases. The daily available times for the three operations are 550, 225, & 350 minutes respectively. The cost per unit of wall clocks, chandeliers, and vases are $5, $15, & $4 respectively. The assembly time per item are as follows:

Wall clock
Chandelier
Vase
Operation 1
5
3
4
Operation 2
3
1
0
Operation 3
2
7
2

The production department states the following conditions:

C4: the production of chandeliers must not exceed 120 units.
C5: The total production of wall clocks & vases should be at most 450 units.
Define the decision variables.
Define the objective function.
Write the constraint of “Operation 1”.
Write the constraint of “Operation 2”.
Write the constraint of “Operation 3”.
Write the constraint of “C4”.
Write the constraint of “C5”.
Write the variable condition.

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