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Case Study On Liner Programming

This document presents a linear programming model to optimize bread production and profit for Goretta bakery in Nigeria. The model considers 6 raw materials (flour, sugar, etc.) and their availability to produce 3 bread sizes (big, giant, small loaves). The objective is to maximize total profit by determining the optimal quantities of each bread size to produce, given raw material constraints. The results show the bakery should produce 962 small loaves, 38 big loaves, and 0 giant loaves to reach the maximum profit of 20,385 Naira.

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Case Study On Liner Programming

This document presents a linear programming model to optimize bread production and profit for Goretta bakery in Nigeria. The model considers 6 raw materials (flour, sugar, etc.) and their availability to produce 3 bread sizes (big, giant, small loaves). The objective is to maximize total profit by determining the optimal quantities of each bread size to produce, given raw material constraints. The results show the bakery should produce 962 small loaves, 38 big loaves, and 0 giant loaves to reach the maximum profit of 20,385 Naira.

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 The data for this research project was

collected from Gorretta bakery limited,


Nigeria. The data consist of total amount of
raw materials (sugar, flour, yeast, salt, wheat
gluten and soybean oil) available for daily
production of three different sizes of bread
(big loaf, giant loaf and small loaf) and profit
contribution per each unit size of bread
produced.
 It is assumed that the raw materials required
for production of bread are limited.
 It is assumed that an effective allocation of
raw materials to the variables (big loaf, giant
loaf and small loaf) will aid optimal
production and at the same time maximize
the profit of the bakery.
 It is assumed that the qualities of raw
materials used in bread production are
standard.
The content of each raw material per each unit product of
bread produced is shown below.

Flour
 Total amount of flour available = 200kg
 Each unit of big loaf requires 0.2kg of flour
 Each unit of giant loaf requires 0.24kg of flour
 Each unit of small loaf requires 0.14kg of flour

Soybean Oil
 Total amount (volume) of soybean available = 10.0L
 Each unit of big loaf requires 0.0157L of soybean oil
 Each unit of giant loaf requires 0.021L of soybean oil
 Each unit of small loaf requires 0.0098L of soybean oil
 Sugar
 Total amount of sugar available = 160g
 Each unit of big loaf requires 0.14g of sugar
 Each unit of giant loaf requires 0.20g of sugar
 Each unit of small loaf requires 0.16g of sugar

Yeast
 Total amount of yeast available = 20kg
 Each unit of big loaf requires 0.02kg of yeast
 Each unit of giant loaf requires 0.02kg of yeast
 Each unit of small loaf requires 0.02kg of yeast
 Salt
 Total amount of salt available = 8.5g
 Each unit of big loaf requires 0.0011g of salt Each
unit of giant loaf requires 0.00105g of salt Each unit
of small loaf requires 0.00017g of salt

Wheat gluten
 Total amount of wheat gluten = 15.0g
 Each unit of big loaf requires 0.000167g of wheat
gluten Each unit of giant loaf requires 0.002g of
wheat gluten Each unit of small loaf requires
0.00012g of wheat gluten

Profit contribution per unit product (size) of bread


produced
 Each unit of big loaf = N30 Each unit of giant loaf =
N40
Raw material Product Total available raw material
Big loaf Giant loaf Small loaf
Flour (kg) 0.20 0.24 0.14 200.0
Sugar (g) 0.14 0.20 0.16 160.0
Yeast (kg) 0.02 0.02 0.02 20.0
Salt (g) 0.0011 0.00105 0.00017 8.5
Wheat gluten (g) 0.000167 0.002 0.00012 15.0
Soybean oil (L) 0.015 0.021 0.0098 10.0
Profit (N) 30 40 20
 Let the quantity of big loaf to be produced be x1
 Let the quantity of giant loaf to be produced be x2
 Let the quantity of small loaf to be produced be x3
 Let Z denote the profit

The linear programming model for the above


production data is given by
Constraints
0.20x1 + 0.24x2 + 0.14x3 
.14x1 +.x2 +.16x3 16
.x1 + 0.02x2 + 0.02x3 
.11x1 + .15x2 + .17x3  8.5
.167x1 + .x2 + .1x3 15
.15x1 +.1x2 +.98x3  1
x1, x2, x3 
Max Z = 30x1 + 40x2 + 20x3 + 0s1 + 0s2 +
0s3 +0s4 + 0s5 + 0s6
0.20x1 + 0.24x2 + 0.14x3 + s1 
.14x1 +.x2 +.16x3 +s2 16
.x1 + 0.02x2 + 0.02x3 +S3 
.11x1 + .15x2 + .17x3 +s4  8.5
.167x1 + .x2 + .1x3 + s5 15
.15x1 +.1x2 +.98x3 + s6  1
x1, x2, x3 s1, s2, s3, s4, s5, s6 
The objective of this research work was to apply
linear programming for optimal use of raw material in
bread production. Goretta bakery limited was used as
our case study. The decision variables in this research
work are the three different sizes of bread (big loaf,
giant loaf and small loaf) produced by Goretta bakery
limited. The researche is focused mainly on six raw
materials (flour, sugar, yeast, salt, wheat gluten and
soybean oil)used in the production and the amount of
raw material required of each variable (bread size).
The result shows that 962 units of small loaf, 38
units of big loaf and 0 unit of giant loaf should be
produced respectively which will give a maximum
profit of Rs. 20385
Based on the analysis carried out in this
research work and the result shown, Goretta
bakery limited should produce the three sizes
of bread (big loaf, giant loaf and small loaf) in
order to satisfy their customers. Also, more
of small loaf and big loaf should be produced
in order to attain maximum profit, because
they contribute mostly to the profit earned by
the company.
Thank you

By Himanshu Tywal 17026


Aashi Anand 17169
Neha Shersia 17158

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