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Linear Programming
Mathematical Technique for Solving Constrained Maximization and Minimization Problems Assumes that the Objective Function is Linear Assumes that All Constraints Are Linear
Production Processes
Production processes are graphed as linear rays from the origin in input space. Production isoquants are line segments that join points of equal output on the production process rays.
PowerPoint Slides by Robert F. Brooker Copyright (c) 2001 by Harcourt, Inc. All rights reserved.
Production Processes
Processes Isoquants
Production Processes
Feasible Region
Profit Maximization
Input A B C
Maximize Subject to
Quantities of Inputs Required per Unit of Output Product X Product Y 1 1 0.5 1 0 0.5
= $30QX + $40QY 1QX + 1QY 7 0.5QX + 1QY 5
(objective function) (input A constraint) (input B constraint) (input C constraint) (nonnegativity constraint)
0.5QY 2
Q X , QY 0
Profit Maximization
Multiple Optimal Solutions New objective function has the same slope as the feasible region at the optimum
Profit Maximization
Algebraic Solution Points of Intersection Between Constraints are Calculated to Determine the Feasible Region
Profit Maximization
Algebraic Solution Profit at each point of intersection between constraints is calculated to determine the optimal point (E)
Corner Point 0 D *E F G
QX 0 7 4 2 0
QY 0 0 3 4 4
Cost Minimization
Units of Nutrients Per Pound of Meat (Food X) Fish (Food Y) 1 1 0.5 1 0 0.5
C = $2QX + $3QY 1QX + 2QY 14 1QX + 1QY 10 1QX + 0.5QY 6 Q X , QY 0
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(objective function) (protein constraint) (minerals constraint) (vitamins constraint) (nonnegativity constraint)
Subject to
Cost Minimization
Feasible Region
Cost Minimization
Algebraic Solution Cost at each point of intersection between constraints is calculated to determine the optimal point (E)
0.5QY 2
Q X , QY 0 Minimize Subject to
(input C constraint)
(nonnegativity constraint)
C = 7VA + 5VB + 2VC 1VA + 0.5VB $30 1VA + 1VB + 0.5VC $40 VA, VB, VC 0
QX , Q Y 0
Maximize Subject to
(nonnegativity constraint)
= 14VP + 10VM + 6VV 1VP + 1VM + 1VV $30 2VP + 1VM + 0.5VV $40 VP, VM, VV 0