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Advanced-Math: Susan Winslow has two alternative routes to travel from her home in Olport to her office in Lewisburg. She can travel on Freeway 5 to Freeway 57 or on Freeway 55 to Freeway 91. The time distributions are as follows:

Susan Winslow has two alternative routes to travel from her home in Olport to her office in Lewisburg. She can travel on Freeway 5 to Freeway 57 or on Freeway 55 to Freeway 91. The time distributions are as follows:

Freeway 5

Freeway 57

Freeway 55

Freeway 91


Relative


Relative


Relative


Relative

Time

Frequency

Time

Frequency

Time

Frequency

Time

Frequency

5

0.30

4

0.10

6

0.20

3

0.30

6

0.20

5

0.20

7

0.20

4

0.35

7

0.40

6

0.35

8

0.40

5

0.20

8

0.10

7

0.20

9

0.20

6

0.15



8

0.15





Do a five-day simulation of each of the two combinations of routes using the random numbers below. Based on this simulation, which routes should Susan take if her objective is to minimize her total travel time?

Freeway 5

63

88

55

46

55

Freeway 57

59

09

57

87

07

Freeway 55

71

95

83

44

34

Freeway 91

51

79

09

67

15

 

Then do a 365-day simulation of each of the two combinations of routes using Microsoft Excel. Based on this simulation, are the routes Susan should take different from the above? If so, why?

 


 

3. Joe King has ambitions to be mayor of Williston, North Dakota. Joe has determined the breakdown of the steps to the nomination and has estimated normal and crash costs and times for the campaign as follows (times are in weeks).



Normal

Crash

 Immediate



Activity

Time

Cost

Time

Cost

 Predecessors


A.

Solicit volunteers

6

$5,000

4

$  9,000

— 


B.

Initial "free" exposure

3

  4,000

3

    4,000


C.

Raise money

9

  4,000

6

  10,000

 A


D.

Organize schedule

4

  1,000

2

    2,000

 A


E.

Hire advertising firm

2

  1,500

1

    2,000

 B


F.

Arrange TV interview

3

  4,000

1

    8,000

 B


G.

Advertising campaign

5

  7,000

4

  12,000

 C, E


H.

Personal campaigning

7

  8,000

5

  20,000

 D, F


Joe is not a wealthy man and would like to organize a 16-week campaign at minimum cost. Write and solve a linear program to accomplish this task.

4. The critical path for this network is A - E - F, and the project completion time is 22 weeks.


Activity

Normal
Time

Crash
Time

Normal
Cost

Crash
Cost

A

12

8

8,000

12,000

B

14

10

5,000

7,500

C

8

8

10,000

10,000

D

5

3

6,000

8,000

E

4

3

5,000

7,000

F

6

5

9,000

12,000

G

10

8

5,000

8,000

If a deadline of 17 weeks is imposed, give the linear programming model for the crashing decision.



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