QBUS2310 Java/c++

Java Python QBUS2310: Management Science Assignment 1 Due: Tuesday, 10th September 2024 Total marks:100 1. (a) (5’) Reformulate the following problem min 2x1 + 3|x2 ? 10| s.t. |x1 + 2|+ |x2| ≤ 5 x1, x2 ∈ R into a linear optimisation problem (LOP). (b) (5’) If the “minimization” above is changed to “maximization”, can you refor- mulate the problem into an LOP? Why? 2. (15’) BA Pte Ltd produces shoes and is opening a new franchise in City. The company needs to hire workers. Assume each worker can only produce 50 pairs of shoes per quarter, is paid $500 per quarter, and works three consecutive quarters per year. The demand (in pairs of shoes) is 600 for the first quarter, 300 for the second quarter, 800 for the third quarter, and 100 for the fourth quarter. Excessive pairs of shoes may be carried over to the next quarter at a cost of $50 per quarter per pair of shoes, and there will be no inventory at the end of quarter 4. (a) (10’) Please formulate an LOP to minimize BA Pte Ltd’s long run average costs. (b) (5’) See the coding part. 3. (20’) Toyz is a discount toy store in Qbusfield Mall. During the winter and spring, the store must build up its inventory to have enough stock for the Christmas season. To purchase and build up its stock during the months when the revenue is low, the store borrows money from a bank. Following is the store’s projected revenue (revenue of last month) and liabilities (bills of the coming month) schedule for July through December. For example, $20, 000 for July is the realized revenue from June and $50, 000 is the bill needed to pay in July. 1 Month Projected Revenues ($) Liabilities ($) July 20,000 50,000 August 30,000 60,000 September 40,000 50,000 October 50,000 60,000 November 80,000 50,000 Decembe QBUS2310、Java/c++ r 100,000 30,000 At beginning of July, the store can take out a 6-month loan at 12% interest rate and must be paid back at the beginning of next January. The store can not pay back this loan early. The store can also borrow monthly loan at a rate of 4% interest per month. The store wants to borrow enough money to meet its cash flow needs while minimizing its interest cost. (a) (10’) Formulate the LOP for this problem. (b) (10’) See the coding part. 4. (15’) Consider the following optimization problem max 500∑ i=1 cixi s.t. 500∑ i=1 xi = 30 0 ≤ xi ≤ 1, i = 1, . . . , 500, for some given parameters, c1, . . . , c500. (a) (5’) Characterize the extreme points of the problem. (b) (5’) What is the number of extreme points? Suppose a computer can explore 100 billion extreme points per second. How long would it take to explore all the extreme points (in number of years)? Compare this with the age of the universe, which is roughly 13.8 billions years. (c) (5’) How to interpret the optimal objective value of this problem? What is the optimal solution of this problem? 2 5. (25’) Consider the following optimization problem: max x1 + x2 + x3 s.t. x1 + 2x2 + 2x3 ≤ 15 2x1 + x2 + 2x3 ≤ 15 2x1 + 2x2 + x3 ≤ 15 x1, x2, x3 ≥ 0. (a) (10’) Write down the dual problem. (b) (10’) Show that the optimal solution is x1 = x2 = x3 = 3. (c) (5’) What are the shadow prices (dual variables) associated with the first three constraints? 6. (15’) Consider a two-person zero-sum game with the following payoff matrix (of the row player) A = ??? 5 0 3 12 4 3 2 3 2 0 4 ??? . (a) (10’) Formulate the LOPs to find optimal mixed strategies for the row player and the column player, respectively. (b) (5’) See the coding part