Posted by Fatih on Wednesday, February 15, 2012 at 8:44am.
let c = cost of final solution
use x,y,z liters of the three solutions
x <= 1.0
y <= .5
z <= .4
x + y + z = .25
.05x + .28y + .40z = .17*.25
c = 28x + 38y + 50z
A little manipulation of tableaux (a google on linear programming will turn up zweigmedia) will show that
Optimal Solution: c = 8.89; x = 0.164, y = 0, z = 0.086
Hmmm. no 28% solution used.
??I got this when I followed steve's steps...
optimal solution: c=191/23; x=2750/23; y=3000/23; z=0
my x and y are in ml not liters..
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