Operation research 1:Answer it using Simplex method Consider the given problem below for answering question number 14-20. Show allnecessary solution to get the full credit. A Drug Company produces a certain drug fromtwo ingredients. Each ingredient contains the same three antibiotics in different proportions. In-gredient A produced results in Php80 in cost; each ingredient B results in Php50 in cost. Theproduction of the antibiotics is dependent on the availability of limited sources. The resourcerequirements for the production are as follows:Antibiotic number | Ingredient A Ingredient BAntibiotic 13 units1 unitAntibiotic 21 unitlunits2 unitsAntibiotic 36 unit14. Which of the following is NOT a corner point?(a) (1,3)(b) (3, 1)The company wants to determine the number of grams of each ingredient A and B must go oninto the drug in order to meet the antibiotic's minimum requirements of the minimum cost.(a) Minimize z = 80x₁ + 50x2(b)Minimize z = 50x₁+80x2(c) (0,6)(d) (6,0)15. Let be the quantity of ingredient A and be the quantity of ingredient B. What is the objectivefunction?16. In the second simplex tableau, what is the leaving variable?(a) S₁(b) x1(c) A₁Minimum Requirement(c) Maximize z = 80x₁ + 50x2(d) Maximize z = 50x₁ + 80x219. What is the optimum quantity ₁ for ingredient A?(a) 3(b) 4(c) 520. How much is the minimum cost?(a) Php 220(b) Php 230641217. In the 3rd simplex tableau, what is the minimum cost?(a) Php 60(b) Php 70(c) Php 80(d) Php 9018. In the 4th simplex tableau, what is the maximum value of the of the surplus variables? (a) 1(c) Php 240(d) S3(d) 6(d) Php 250

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14. Which of the following is NOT a corner point? (b) (3, 1) (a) (1,3) (c) (0,6) (d) (6,0) 15. Let be the quantity of ingredient A and be the quantity of ingredient B. What is the objective function? (a) Minimize z = 80x1 +50x2 (b)Minimize z = 50x1+80x2 (c) Maximize z = 80x₁ +50x₂ (d) Maximize z = 50x₁+80x2 16. In the second simplex tableau, what is the leaving variable? (a) S₁ (b) x1 (c) A₁ (d) S3

14. Which of the following is NOT a corner point? (b) (3, 1) (a) (1,3) (c) (0,6) (d) (6,0) 15. Let be the quantity of ingredient A and be the quantity of ingredient B. What is the objective function? (a) Minimize z = 80x1 +50x2 (b)Minimize z = 50x1+80x2 (c) Maximize z = 80x₁ +50x₂ (d) Maximize z = 50x₁+80x2 16. In the second simplex tableau, what is the leaving variable? (a) S₁ (b) x1 (c) A₁ (d) S3

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