1. LP is formulated as follows:
Let
W1, W2 be the quantity (lb) of wheat used to make feed 1 and 2 resp.
A1, A2 be the quantity (lb) of Alfalfa used to make feed 1 and 2 resp.
F11 be the quantity of feed 1 sold without discount
F12 be the quantity of feed 1 sold with discount
F21 be the quantity of feed 2 sold without discount
F22 be the quantity of feed 2 sold with discount
Max 1.5F11+1.25F12+1.3F21+1F22-.5W1-.5W2-.4A1-.4A2
s.t.
W1+W2<=1000
A1+A2<=800
F11+F12-W1-A1=0
F21+F22-W2-A2=0
.2W1-.8A1>=0
-.6W2+.4A2>=0
F11<=300
F21<=300
F11,F12,F21,F22,W1,W2,A1,A2>=0
Solution using LINDO is following:
Optimal solution:
Total profit = $ 1,457.5
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