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Sshameela3y ago
B Chemicals refines crude oil into petrol. The refining process uses two types of crude oil – heavy and light. A mixture of these oils is blended into either Super or Regular petrol. In the refining process one gallon (g) of Super is made from 0.7 g of heavy crude and 0.5 g of light crude. One gallon of Regular is made from 0.5 g of heavy crude and 0.7 g of light crude oil. (There is a refining loss of 0.2 g in each case.) At present, 5,000 g of heavy crude and 6,000 g of light crude oil are available for refining each day. Market conditions suggest that at least two-thirds of the petrol refined should be Super. The company makes contribution of $0.25 per gallon of Super and $0.10 per gallon of Regular. Calculate the optimum production plan and the resulting total contribution, and briefly explain your answer. My answer is wrong... And i didn't understand the solution given in the kit
IAW3005IAW3005Tutor3y ago#1
Can you tell me what question this is? From what book?
Sshameela3y ago#2
Kaplan Kit - B Chemicals
IAW3005IAW3005Tutor3y ago#3
I do not have the question in my exam kit unfortunately, so I can’t answer your questions sadly.
Sshameela3y ago#4
Well, i have already typed the whole question
IAW3005IAW3005Tutor3y ago#5
You obviously have an answer to the question in your Kit, and so ask about whatever it is in the answer that you are not clear about and then I will explain. I certainly do not have the time to prepare a full answer for you, especially when you already have an answer. As to why your answer is wrong, I have no idea whatsoever since I do not know what you have done! I do assume of course that you have already watched our free lecture on linear programming?
Sshameela3y ago#6
Well, the answer I have done and the answer in the kit is entirely different. And I don't understand a thing in the kit
IAW3005IAW3005Tutor3y ago#7
If you tell me what you have done I can go through it and see. If not, I don’t know what you me to do. Answer the question for you?
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