Optimization Of Sandal Production Using Linear Programming
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Linear, Optimization, Production, Sandal, SimplexAbstract
In order to maximize income and minimize material costs, sandal manufacture involves other operational expenditures in addition to raw material costs that must be calculated. The goal of this study is to maximize earnings by optimizing sandal production costs, with a focus on the Diona Shoes home sector. By identifying the restrictions and inequalities present in the linear program, you can utilize linear programming to solve production cost optimization challenges. The simplex method is a technique for solving linear programming problems that involve numerous inequalities and variables by doing iterative calculations until the most optimal solution is found. The simplex approach (iteration) of production result optimization, data collection and observation, mathematical model creation, production result optimization employing Lindo software tools that are anticipated to yield results, and production result optimization are the stages taken to optimize overall production costs. optimally with the lowest possible manufacturing costs for sandals with heel, pansus, and back straps and can optimize the earnings from all sandal goods
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