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BUILDING A SIMPLEX TABLEAU AND PROPER PIVOT SELECTION Maximize : 15x + 25y + 18 z s. t. 2x+ 3y+ 4z 60 4x+ 4y+ 2z 100 8x+ 5y 80 x 0, y 0, z 0 a) Build Equations out of each of the constraints above by introducing Slack Variables b) Convert the Objective Function to an Equation by setting it = M. Move all other variables to the same side as M, and place below the Constraint/Slack Equations c) Place the Coefficients from all Equations into a Simplex Tableau, labeled above with variables indicating their respective columns d) The first step here in choosing a Pivot element is to note the most negative number in the bottom row Which Column is that? e) Once a Column is selected, calculate the ratios of each Right-Hand side value over the pivot column value. The smallest Non-Negative Ratio indicates the Pivot Row. Which Row has the smallest Non- Negative value?

f) Perform a Pivot on the position Row 1, Column 2 (this is not the Row we chose in part e) What do you notice has happened in the Right-Hand column? A negative number has appeared, which tells us we are not feasible, and we have performed an incorrect Pivot. This should never happen when we Pivot from a Feasible situation. g) Start the Pivot process over, going back to the Initial Tableau in part (c), and Pivot where we decided was correct in part (d) and (e). Write the new Tableau down in the space below. Notice there are no negative numbers in the Right-Hand column, so we are feasible. h) List the values of ALL variables: decision variables, slack variables, and M i) Determine where the next Pivot should occur, but do not pivot

Standard MAX Problem: Furniture Factory produces tables, chairs, and desks. Each table needs 3 hours of carpentry, 1 hour of sanding, and 2 hours of staining, with a profit of $12.50. A chair needs 2 hours of carpentry, 4 hours of sanding, and 1 hour of staining, with a profit of $20. Desks need 1 hour of carpentry, 2 hours of sanding, and 3 hours of staining, with a profit of $16. There are 660 hours of carpentry, 740 hours of sanding, and 853 hours of staining available each week. The manager would like to make as much money as he can. a) Construct the Linear Programming problem, including an Objective Function and ALL constraints b) Introduce Slack Variables into each Constraint, and introduce M to the Objective function by turning it into an equation. Put that equation into the correct form. SHOW ALL of these Equations below c) Build a fully labeled Initial Simplex Tableau. Indicate where and why you will pivot. d) Pivot until you reach an Optimal Solution, and show the final Tableau. You may skip showing any intermediate Tableaux e) State your solution in terms of the word problem above

NON-FEASIBLE STARTING SOLUTION Maximize :4x + 6 y s.. t 2x+ y 15 4x+ 5y 100 a) Rewrite Constraints 1 and 3 to proper form x+ y 10 x 0, y 0 b) Introduce Slack Variables and Construct an initial Simplex Tableau c) Suppose we choose to look at the Negative Number in the Right Column, Row 1, and then choose Column 2, the Y-column. Calculate non-negative ratios, which indicate a Pivot in Row 3, not our originally noted Row 1. Perform this Pivot and show the new Tableau. Are we Feasible? (no, not yet) d) Continue Pivoting until reaching an Optimal Solution, SHOW the final tableau List the value of every variable(x,y,u,v,w, and M) e) Go back to the Initial tableau, and instead of Column 2(Y-var), select Column 1(X-var) for your first Pivot. Solve completely and compare Optimal Solution to the first time.

SOLVING A MINIMUM PROBLEM BY CONVERTING TO A MAXIMUM Minimize : 18x + 36y subject to 3x+ 2y 24 5x+ 4y 46 a) Convert the Min to Max and fix ALL Constraints 4x+ 9y 60 x 0, y 0 b) Build the Initial Simplex Tableau, indicate where/why you will Pivot and perform the pivot Show BOTH the Initial and 2 nd Tableaux c) Finish the Pivoting process until Optimal, SHOW the final Tableau d) List the values of X and Y, found in the bottom row of their respective columns Remember to Multiply the M-value by -1 for the proper solution to the Minimum

SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS: A Linear Programming problem and its Optimal Tableau are given below: Maximize :3x+ 5y + 2 z s.. t 2x+ 4y+ 2z 340 3x+ 6y+ 4z 570 2x+ 5y+ z 300 x 0, y 0, z 0 x y z u v w M 0 1 0 5/2 1 1 0 20 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 40 1 3 0 1/ 2 0 1 0 130 0 2 0 1/ 2 0 1 1 470 a) If the RHS of Constraint #1 were to be changed to 320, determine the NEW Right-hand-side values. USE sensitivity analysis, NOT by redoing Simplex Method. State the new Optimal Solution values for X, Y, Z, and M i) What is the value of h? ii) Which column s values should you use? b) If the RHS of Constraint #3 were to be changed to 340, determine the NEW Right-hand-side values. USE sensitivity analysis, NOT by redoing Simplex Method. State the new Optimal Solution values for X, Y, Z, and M i) What is the value of h? ii) Which column s values should you use? c) If the RHS of Constraint #1 were changed to 340 h +, find the range of h so that we are still feasible. i) Which column s values should you use? ii) What does each Constraint Row say about h? iii) Build a Range for h, remembering to ignore the bottom row

SIMPLEX METHOD AND DUALITY Minimize : 18x + 36y subject to 3x+ 2y 24 5x+ 4y 46 a) Convert the problem into Dual Form, a MAX LPP 4x+ 9y 60 x 0, y 0 b) Build the Initial Simplex Tableau, indicate where/why you will Pivot and perform the pivot Recall that it will be a standard pivot because we are solving a Max Problem Show BOTH the Initial and 2 nd Tableaux c) Finish the Pivoting process until Optimal, SHOW the final Tableau d) List the values of X and Y, found in the bottom row of their respective columns