19) ( Use all of the product B available.
Let X1 = number of Zigs, X2 = number of Zags.
d1
– = underachievement of Zig goal
d1
+ = overachievement of Zig goal
d2
– = underachievement of profit target
d2
+ = overachievement of profit target
d3
– = unused product B
d3
+ = additional amount of product B needed
In the goal programming problem described in Table 10-7, what is the optimal solution?
A) X1 = 75 + X2 = 91.67
B) X1 = 91.67 + X2 = 50
C) X1 = 50 + X2 = 75
D) X1 = 50 + X2 = 91.67
E) X1 = 75 + X2 = 50
20) When a constraint line bounding a feasible region has the same slope as an isoprofit
line,
A) there may be more than one optimum solution.
B) the problem involves redundancy.
C) an error has been made in the problem formulation.
D) a condition of infeasibility exists.
E) None of the above
21) A large school district is reevaluating its teachers’ salaries. They have decided to use
regression analysis to predict mean teachers’ salaries at each elementary school. The
researcher uses years of experience to predict salary. The resulting equation was:
Y = 23,313.22 + 1,210.89X, where Y = salary and X = years of experience
(a) If a teacher has 10 years of experience, what is the forecasted salary?
(b) If a teacher has 5 years of experience, what is the forecasted salary?
(c) Based on this equation, for every additional year of service, a teacher could expect
his or her salary to increase by how much?