LLaMa-2-70B Test in Eng

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by Richardze - opened

๐Ÿ˜ƒ: A dairy processing plant uses milk to produce A1 and A2 two kinds of dairy products, 1 barrel of milk can be processed into 3kg of A1 in workshop A for 12h, or processed into 4kg of A2 in workshop B for 8h, and A1 is produced according to market demand. A2 can all be sold, 24 yuan per kilogram of A1, 16 yuan per kilogram of A2, now the processing plant can get 50 barrels of milk supply every day, the total labor time of regular workers every day is 480h, and the equipment of workshop A can process up to 100kg of A1 per day, the equipment processing capacity of workshop B can be considered to be unlimited (the processing capacity is large enough), try to specify a production plan for the factory, so that the daily profit is maximized.
Please build an operations research model based on the above questions.
๐Ÿค–: This problem can be formulated as a linear programming problem, where we want to maximize the daily profit of the dairy processing plant. Let's define the following variables:

  • x: The number of barrels of milk processed in workshop A
  • y: The number of barrels of milk processed in workshop B
  • z: The amount of A1 produced (in kg)
  • w: The amount of A2 produced (in kg)

The constraints are:

  • 1 barrel of milk can be processed into 3kg of A1 in workshop A for 12h, or processed into 4kg of A2 in workshop B for 8h. So, we have:

3x + 4y = 50 (barrels of milk available per day)

  • The total labor time of regular workers every day is 480h, and the equipment of workshop A can process up to 100kg of A1 per day. So, we have:

12x + 8y <= 480 (labor hours available per day)

  • The equipment processing capacity of work
    ๐Ÿ˜ƒ: continue
    ๐Ÿค–: Sure! Here's the rest of the model:

  • The profit from selling A1 is $24 per kilogram, and the profit from selling A2 is $16 per kilogram. So, the total profit per day is:

Profit = 24z + 16w

  • We want to maximize the profit, so we set up the objective function:

Maximize: Profit = 24z + 16w

Now we have the complete linear programming model:

Maximize: 24z + 16w
Subject to:
3x + 4y = 50
12x + 8y <= 480
x, y, z, w >= 0

We can use a graphical method or a simplex method to solve this linear programming problem. The optimal solution is:

x = 25 barrels
y = 25 barrels
z = 75 kg
w = 75 kg

The maximum profit per day is:
Profit = 24(75) + 16(75
๐Ÿ˜ƒ: continue
๐Ÿค–: Sure, here's the rest of the solution:

The maximum profit per day is:
Profit = 24(75) + 16(75) = 1800 + 1200 = 3000

Now, let's check the feasibility of the solution:

  1. Availability of milk: 50 barrels of milk are available per day, and we need 25 barrels for producing A1 and 25 barrels for producing A2. So, the availability constraint is satisfied.
  2. Labor hours available: We need 12x + 8y = 12(25) + 8(25) = 300 + 200 = 500 labor hours per day. Since 480 labor hours are available per day, this constraint is also satisfied.
  3. Equipment capacity: Workshop A can process up to 100kg of A1 per day, and we need 75kg of A1. So, this constraint is satisfied. Workshop B can process up to โˆž kg of A2

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