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constraints.
This is the maximum profit you can make within the given
correctly, your optimized objective should be $12,732.25.
calculates the optimal solution. If you set up this example
Voila! Best Answer‚Ñ¢ goes to work. As promised, the program
Finally, choose "Maximize" from the Optimization menu.
• Objective cell is "Gross Profit".
• Adjustables are the "quantity to produce".
• Constraints are "inventory remaining".
the example spreadsheet:
NOTE: Each type of cell that needs to be defined is labeled on
Objective cell (hint: see Cell menu)
Then, define your Constraint cells, Adjustable cells and your
First, load the spreadsheet into Best Answer‚Ñ¢.
This is where Best Answer‚Ñ¢ comes in.
YOUR MISSION: To Maximize Gross Profit!
batch of pepperoni, allowing the veal to "go to the dogs"?
altogether and use up the rest of the pork in making a extra large
Polish Sausages? Or would it be better to forget the bratwurst
Should you make 250 bratwurst, 500 Italian Sausages and 785
following day.
Each night you go home and plan the production schedule for the
three types of meat: veal, pork and beef.
five different kinds of sausage by combining sausage casings with
You are Ray, the friendly neighborhood sausage maker. You make