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MBA IT, Mater in Science and Technology
Devry
Jul-1996 - Jul-2000
Professor
Devry University
Mar-2010 - Oct-2016
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Comfort Plus Inc. (CPI) manufactures a standard dining chair used in restaurants. The demand forecasts for quarter 1 (January - March) and quarter 2 (April - June) are 3700 and 4200 chairs, respectively. CPI has a policy of satisfying demand in the quarter in which it occurs.Â
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The chair contains an upholstered seat that can be produced by CPI or purchased from DAP, a subcontractor. DAP currently charges $12.50 per seat, but has announced a new price of $13.75 effective April 1. CPI can produced 3800 seats per quarter at a cost of $10.25 per seat.Â
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Seats that are produced or purchased in quarter 1 and used to satisfy demand in quarter 2 cost CPI $1.50 each to hold in inventory, but the maximum inventory cannot exceed 300 seats.Â
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CPI1Â = number of seats produced by CPI in quarter 1Â
DAP1 = number of seats purchased from DAP in quarter 1Â
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INV = number of seats carried in inventory from quarter 1 to quarter 2Â
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CPI2 = number of seats produced by CPI in quarter 2Â
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DAP2 = number of seats purchased from DAP in quarter 2Â
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10.25CPI1Â |
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3700Â |
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4200Â |
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3800Â |
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CPI2Â |
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3800Â |
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INVÂ |
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300Â |
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CPI1, CPI2, DAP1, DAP2, INVÂ |
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       OBJECTIVE FUNCTION VALUEÂ
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       1)     82175.00Â
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 VARIABLE       VALUE         REDUCED COSTÂ
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     CPI1     3800.000000         0.000000Â
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     DAP1        0.000000         0.250000Â
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      INV      100.000000         0.000000Â
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     CPI2     3800.000000         0.000000Â
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      DAP2      300.000000         0.000000Â
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      ROW  SLACK OR SURPLUS    DUAL PRICESÂ
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       2)        0.000000       -12.250000Â
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       3)        0.000000       -13.750000Â
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       4)        0.000000         2.000000Â
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       5)        0.000000         3.500000Â
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       6)      200.000000         0.000000Â
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 NO. ITERATIONS=      4Â
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 RANGES IN WHICH THE BASIS IS UNCHANGED:Â
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                          OBJ COEFFICIENT RANGESÂ
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 VARIABLE        CURRENT       ALLOWABLE        ALLOWABLEÂ
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                  COEF         INCREASE        DECREASEÂ
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     CPI1      10.250000        2.000000        INFINITYÂ
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    DAP1      12.500000        INFINITY        0.250000Â
     INV       1.500000        2.000000        0.250000Â
    CPI2      10.250000        3.500000        INFINITYÂ
     DAP2      13.750000        0.250000        2.000000Â
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                           RIGHTHAND SIDE RANGESÂ
     ROW        CURRENT       ALLOWABLE        ALLOWABLEÂ
                   RHS         INCREASE        DECREASEÂ
       2    3700.000000      100.000000      200.000000Â
       3    4200.000000        INFINITY      300.000000Â
       4    3800.000000      200.000000      100.000000Â
       5    3800.000000      300.000000     3800.000000Â
       6     300.000000        INFINITY      200.000000Â
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To receive full credit You should be able to justify your answer based on the output alone without resolving the linear program.  Â
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