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It is evident that both the primal and dual formulations are directly The Simplex method 51 related since they both use the same coefficients (although in different ways). It is not yet clear what purpose the dual problem serves. In fact the relationship between the primal and dual and the uses of the dual become apparent once we solve the dual and compare that solution to the primal. Shown below is the Simplex solution to the primal problem that we developed earlier in Tableau 4. 8889 In both cases the OF takes a value of £5810.
We see that from Row 2 – S1 – and the D column that each unit of D requires 1 unit of S1. Recollect that S1 represents unused patches. So, for every unit of D we produce we will need one of our unused patches. We will obviously need to calculate the number of unused patches that will be left after we have produced the current output of D – 805 units. This is determined – and the new S1 row obtained – through a simple calculation. The Simplex method 37 1. We take the existing S1 row. 2. We take the new D row and multiply it by the coefficient corresponding to the S1 row and the pivot column (D).
Other lines are non-binding. Non-binding constraints indicate surplus resources. The company does not actually need 1200 patches per day. This may enable the manager to reduce costs by cutting back on resources which are not actually needed. Binding constraints indicate scarcity. We have exhausted the supply of that resource at the optimal point. It will be worth the manager’s while to examine possible increases in the supply of such scarce resources to determine whether this would lead to even more profit.