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Management Science Exam

Take Management Science Exam and compare your solution. From the course Management Science at Technische Universität München (TUM).

Section 1

Open Ended
1
b) Determine for the subproblem P3 an upper bound based on the relaxation of the problem and determine the corresponding solution.
5 P
Your answer:

Section 2

Open Ended
2
c) Are the subproblems P₁ and P already fathomed? Explain your answer!
4 P
Your answer:

Section 3

Open Ended
3
a) Define the decision variables clearly!
4 P

A farming family owns 200 hectares and has 50000forinvestment.Eachmembercanprovide2500workinghoursduringtheyear.Incomeincashcancomefromthreecropsandfromcows.Eachcowneeds0.2hectaresoflandand100humanhoursofpersonalwork.Eachcowwillgive50000 for investment. Each member can provide 2500 working hours during the year. Income in cash can come from three crops and from cows. Each cow needs 0.2 hectares of land and 100 human hours of personal work. Each cow will give 50000forinvestment.Eachmembercanprovide2500workinghoursduringtheyear.Incomeincashcancomefromthreecropsandfromcows.Eachcowneeds0.2hectaresoflandand100humanhoursofpersonalwork.Eachcowwillgive1000 income each year for the family. The existing stable is sufficient for up to 32 cows. The estimated hours of personal work and the income per cultivated hectare for the three types of crop are given in Table 1.
Soybeans Corn
Oats
Working hours (per hectare)
25
60
15
Net annual income ($ per hectare and year) 600
800
400
Table 1: Work and income per cultivated hectare for crops
The family, which consists of four persons, wants to determine how much land should be cultivated for each crop type and how many cows should be kept to maximize the annual net profit.

Your answer:

Section 4

Open Ended
4
b) Formulate the objective function!
2 P

A farming family owns 200 hectares and has 50000forinvestment.Eachmembercanprovide2500workinghoursduringtheyear.Incomeincashcancomefromthreecropsandfromcows.Eachcowneeds0.2hectaresoflandand100humanhoursofpersonalwork.Eachcowwillgive50000 for investment. Each member can provide 2500 working hours during the year. Income in cash can come from three crops and from cows. Each cow needs 0.2 hectares of land and 100 human hours of personal work. Each cow will give 50000forinvestment.Eachmembercanprovide2500workinghoursduringtheyear.Incomeincashcancomefromthreecropsandfromcows.Eachcowneeds0.2hectaresoflandand100humanhoursofpersonalwork.Eachcowwillgive1000 income each year for the family. The existing stable is sufficient for up to 32 cows. The estimated hours of personal work and the income per cultivated hectare for the three types of crop are given in Table 1.
Soybeans Corn
Oats
Working hours (per hectare)
25
60
15
Net annual income ($ per hectare and year) 600
800
400
Table 1: Work and income per cultivated hectare for crops
The family, which consists of four persons, wants to determine how much land should be cultivated for each crop type and how many cows should be kept to maximize the annual net profit.

Your answer:

Section 5

Open Ended
5
c) Formulate all necessary constraints for the mathematical model!
6 P

A farming family owns 200 hectares and has 50000forinvestment.Eachmembercanprovide2500workinghoursduringtheyear.Incomeincashcancomefromthreecropsandfromcows.Eachcowneeds0.2hectaresoflandand100humanhoursofpersonalwork.Eachcowwillgive50000 for investment. Each member can provide 2500 working hours during the year. Income in cash can come from three crops and from cows. Each cow needs 0.2 hectares of land and 100 human hours of personal work. Each cow will give 50000forinvestment.Eachmembercanprovide2500workinghoursduringtheyear.Incomeincashcancomefromthreecropsandfromcows.Eachcowneeds0.2hectaresoflandand100humanhoursofpersonalwork.Eachcowwillgive1000 income each year for the family. The existing stable is sufficient for up to 32 cows. The estimated hours of personal work and the income per cultivated hectare for the three types of crop are given in Table 1.
Soybeans Corn
Oats
Working hours (per hectare)
25
60
15
Net annual income ($ per hectare and year) 600
800
400
Table 1: Work and income per cultivated hectare for crops
The family, which consists of four persons, wants to determine how much land should be cultivated for each crop type and how many cows should be kept to maximize the annual net profit.

Your answer:

Section MAIN-c6ea7771-16f9-4d60-b975-bd79935ecdb7

Mixed
Exercise 1
16 P

A planner has to determine the production quantities for two different products where the production process consists of three stages with limited capacity. The problem can be modeled as follows where each constraint corresponds to the capacity of one production stage.
max 3x1 + 2x2
s.t.
2x1 + x2 ≤ 100 (1)
x1 + x2 ≤ 80 (2)
x1 ≤ 40 (3)
x1, x2 ≥ 0
The simplex algorithm is applied to determine an optimal solution and it stops with the following system of equations:
x1 = 20 - x3 + x4
x2 = 60 + x3 - 2x4
x5 = 20 + x3 - x4
Z = 180 - x3 - x4


a
3 P

Determine the optimal values of the decision variables and the optimal value of the objective function.

Your answer:

b
3 P

How large is the optimal value of the objective function if the third constraint is changed to x1 ≤ 30? Explain your answer in one sentence.

Your answer:

c
2 P

A linear program is already transformed in the following tableau in order to apply the Simplex Algorithm.
_ X1 X2 X3 X4 X5 X6
X4 3 -2 2 100 15
X5 -1 2 1 0 1 0 3
X6 1 -1 1 0 0 1 3
Z -2 4 -1 0 0 0
Select the pivot column and the corresponding pivot row!

Your answer:

d
2 P

How do you recognize in the final table whether there are an infinite number of optimal solutions?

Your answer:

e
6 P

Consider the following problem
max 2x1 - x2
s.t.
3x1 - 2x2 + x3 ≤ 15
-x1 + x2 + 2x3 ≤ 3
x1 - x2 + x3 ≤ 3
x1, x2, x3 ≥ 0.
The application of the simplex algorithm leads to the following final tableau:
x1 X2 X3 x4 X5 X6
X1 1 0 1 2 0 2 1
X2 0 1 5 1 3 0 2 4
X6 0 0 2 0 1 1 6
Z 0 0 2 1 1 0 18
Perform a sensitivity analysis with respect to the coefficient in the objective function of x₁. In which interval can the coefficient change without a change of the mix of the basic and non-basic variables?

Your answer:
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