Solutions Manual for Operations Research, An Introduction, 11e Hamdy Taha (All Chapters Download link at the end of this file) 1 / 2
Chapter 1 1 Buy five 1-way FYV-DEN and five 1-way DEN- FYV (not exactly the smartest option one would consider, but it is feasible).Cost = 10x(.75x400) = $3000 2 Width, x Height, h Area 10 20 30 40 40 30 20 10 400 600 600 400 No, the calculations only indicate that the maximum appears to lie between x=20 and x=30. In general, functions may have local maxima, which may be detected conveniently in this one-dimensional case by graphing the function, an unnecessary time-consuming task. What is needed is a method that can locate the maximum, in the present example with calculus.3
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A1 A2 A3
A0 A4
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Height of the (shaded) rectangle is x units shorter than L.Base of rectangle is x units longer than L. Thus, A3 is square with side x. Construct A2, a mirror image of A3. Hence, area A1 = area A4.Area of square of side L = A0 + A1 + A2 Area of rectangle = A0 + A4 = A0 + A1.
Conclusion: Area of square is larger than area of
rectangle by A2 (= x 2 ).
Algebraic solution: For 0 < x < L, the square area L
2
is larger than the rectangle area of (L + x) (L – x) = L 2
- x
2 , which is the same result shown by the graph.4
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- 5Circle circumference
- 16Square perimiter
2 5 8
Per triangle: ( ) ( )
Hence square perimiter is larger 1 a a r a r a r r
= + −
= ==
L x L 1-2 .
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