For the Dakota problem: 1 Find and interpret the shadow prices 2 If 18 finishing hours were
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For the Dakota problem:
1 Find and interpret the shadow prices 2 If 18 finishing hours were available, what would be Dakota’s revenue? (It can be shown by the methods of Section 6.3 that if 16 finishing hours 24, the current basis remains optimal.)
3 If 9 carpentry hours were available, what would be Dakota’s revenue? (For 20/3
carpentry hours <= 10, the current basis remains optimal.)
4 If 30 board feet of lumber were available, what would be Dakota’s revenue? (For 24 lumber , the current basis remains optimal.)
5 If 30 carpentry hours were available, why couldn’t the shadow price for the carpentry constraint be used to determine the new z-value?
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Operations Research Applications And Algorithms
ISBN: 9780534380588
4th Edition
Authors: Wayne L. Winston
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