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The tailors A and B are per Rs.225 and Rs.300 per day respectively. A can stitch 9 shirts and 6 pants while B can stitch 15 shirts and 6 pants per day. Form a linear programming problem to minimize the labour cost to produce atleast 90 shirts and 45 pants. Solve the problem graphically.

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To solve the problem, we will follow these steps: ### Step 1: Define Variables Let: - \( X \) = Number of days tailor A works - \( Y \) = Number of days tailor B works ### Step 2: Formulate the Objective Function We need to minimize the labor cost, which can be expressed as: \[ Z = 225X + 300Y \] ### Step 3: Formulate the Constraints From the problem, we know: - Tailor A can stitch 9 shirts and 6 pants per day. - Tailor B can stitch 15 shirts and 6 pants per day. We need to produce at least 90 shirts and 45 pants. Thus, we can set up the following inequalities: 1. For shirts: \[ 9X + 15Y \geq 90 \] 2. For pants: \[ 6X + 6Y \geq 45 \] ### Step 4: Simplify the Constraints We can simplify the inequalities: 1. Dividing the first constraint by 3: \[ 3X + 5Y \geq 30 \] 2. Dividing the second constraint by 6: \[ X + Y \geq 7.5 \] Since \( X \) and \( Y \) must be whole numbers (days), we can round up the second constraint: \[ X + Y \geq 8 \] ### Step 5: Non-negativity Constraints We also have the non-negativity constraints: \[ X \geq 0 \] \[ Y \geq 0 \] ### Step 6: Summary of the Linear Programming Problem We now have the following linear programming problem: - Minimize: \[ Z = 225X + 300Y \] - Subject to: 1. \( 3X + 5Y \geq 30 \) 2. \( X + Y \geq 8 \) 3. \( X \geq 0 \) 4. \( Y \geq 0 \) ### Step 7: Graphical Solution 1. **Plot the constraints** on a graph. - For \( 3X + 5Y = 30 \): - When \( X = 0 \), \( Y = 6 \) (point (0, 6)) - When \( Y = 0 \), \( X = 10 \) (point (10, 0)) - For \( X + Y = 8 \): - When \( X = 0 \), \( Y = 8 \) (point (0, 8)) - When \( Y = 0 \), \( X = 8 \) (point (8, 0)) 2. **Identify the feasible region** by checking which side of the lines satisfies the inequalities. 3. **Find the corner points** of the feasible region: - Intersection of \( 3X + 5Y = 30 \) and \( X + Y = 8 \): - Substitute \( Y = 8 - X \) into \( 3X + 5(8 - X) = 30 \) - Solve for \( X \): \[ 3X + 40 - 5X = 30 \] \[ -2X = -10 \] \[ X = 5 \] \[ Y = 8 - 5 = 3 \] - Intersection point is (5, 3). 4. **Evaluate the objective function** at each corner point: - At (0, 8): \( Z = 225(0) + 300(8) = 2400 \) - At (5, 3): \( Z = 225(5) + 300(3) = 1125 + 900 = 2025 \) - At (10, 0): \( Z = 225(10) + 300(0) = 2250 \) ### Step 8: Conclusion The minimum cost occurs at the point (5, 3): - Tailor A works for 5 days and Tailor B works for 3 days. - Minimum labor cost is \( Z = 2025 \).
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