Question 1 (b)                                                                   A company is considering to invest in eight projects. The estimated cost of each project, the perceived priority points, the estimated number of new jobs each project would create are provided in the Table 1.                Table 1 Project Cost ($) Priority Points New Jobs X1    X2   X3   X4   X5   X6   X7   X8    5000 4500 600 2000 6000 800 3200 2500 3176 2774 3513 2928 4607 862 3829 2708 5 1 2 1 3 1 7 2   1. Formulate objective function for this 0-1 integer model to maximise the total number of perceived priority points.  Considering the above problem write down mathematical equations for each of following conditions/constraints.   2. A budget of $21000 is available for the projects.    3. The company wishes to fund at most three of the projects.    4. The company wants to create at least 8 new jobs from these projects.                                                                                                  5. Only one of the two projects, i.e., X3 and X5 should be funded at this time but not both.    6. The company believes that if it decides to invest in project X7 then it should also invest in project X8, and vice versa.                       [DO NOT SOLVE THE ABOVE MODEL YOU DEVELOPED IN QUESTION 1 (b). Provide only formulation]

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A company is considering to invest in eight projects. The estimated cost of each project, the perceived priority points, the estimated number of new jobs each project would create are provided in the Table 1.

 

             Table 1

Project

Cost ($)

Priority Points

New Jobs

X1   

X2  

X3  

X4  

X5  

X6  

X7  

X8   

5000

4500

600

2000

6000

800

3200

2500

3176

2774

3513

2928

4607

862

3829

2708

5

1

2

1

3

1

7

2

 

1. Formulate objective function for this 0-1 integer model to maximise the total number of perceived priority points. 

Considering the above problem write down mathematical equations for each of following conditions/constraints.

 

2. A budget of $21000 is available for the projects. 

 

3. The company wishes to fund at most three of the projects. 

 

4. The company wants to create at least 8 new jobs from these projects.                                                                                                 

5. Only one of the two projects, i.e., X3 and X5 should be funded at this time but not both. 

 

6. The company believes that if it decides to invest in project X7 then it should also invest in project X8, and vice versa.                

 

   

[DO NOT SOLVE THE ABOVE MODEL YOU DEVELOPED IN QUESTION 1 (b). Provide only formulation]

                                               

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