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    Introduction To Problem Solving in Cplex

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    1) The document introduces the steps to solve a linear programming problem using CPLEX: open the CPLEX IDE, create a new workspace and OPL project, write the linear program as an OPL model, and run the configuration to view the results. 2) An example problem is provided to maximize an objective function subject to inequality constraints, including "less than or equal to" and "greater than or equal to" constraints, along with non-negativity constraints on the variables. 3) An exercise problem is given at the end to practice formulating and solving another linear program in CPLEX following the described steps.

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    1) The document introduces the steps to solve a linear programming problem using CPLEX: open the CPLEX IDE, create a new workspace and OPL project, write the linear program as an OPL model, and run the configuration to view the results. 2) An example problem is provided to maximize an objective function subject to inequality constraints, including "less than or equal to" and "greater than or equal to" constraints, along with non-negativity constraints on the variables. 3) An exercise problem is given at the end to practice formulating and solving another linear program in CPLEX following the described steps.

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    1) The document introduces the steps to solve a linear programming problem using CPLEX: open the CPLEX IDE, create a new workspace and OPL project, write the linear program as an OPL model, and run the configuration to view the results. 2) An example problem is provided to maximize an objective function subject to inequality constraints, including "less than or equal to" and "greater than or equal to" constraints, along with non-negativity constraints on the variables. 3) An exercise problem is given at the end to practice formulating and solving another linear program in CPLEX following the described steps.

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    Introduction To Problem Solving in Cplex

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    1) The document introduces the steps to solve a linear programming problem using CPLEX: open the CPLEX IDE, create a new workspace and OPL project, write the linear program as an OPL model, and run the configuration to view the results. 2) An example problem is provided to maximize an objective function subject to inequality constraints, including "less than or equal to" and "greater than or equal to" constraints, along with non-negativity constraints on the variables. 3) An exercise problem is given at the end to practice formulating and solving another linear program in CPLEX following the described steps.

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    Introduction to problem solving

    in CPLEX
    Operations Research Lab
    Department of Industrial & Systems
    Engineering
    IIT Kharagpur
    by
    Dr. Krishna Kumar
    Step 1
    Open the Cplex IDE
    Step 2
    Create a new workspace (click “OK” on the dialog box)
    Step 3
    Create a new OPL project (File>new>new OPL project)
    Cplex windows
    Alternative to create configuration and
    model file
    Linear Programming Problem

    Maximize Z=3x1  5 x2 Objective function

    x1  4
    2 x2  12 “can be atmost”
    constraints
    3 x1  2 x2  18

    “Must be atleast”
    3 x1  5 x2  15 constraint

    x1  0
    Non-Negativity
    x2  0 Constraints
    Write the code
    How to run?
    Right click on “Configuration 1”and press “Run this”
    Check for errors
    Results
    Exercise problem
    Maximize Z=2x1  4 x2  3x3

    s.t.
    x1  3 x2  2 x3  30
    x1  x2  x3  24
    3 x1  5 x2  3 x3  60

    x1 , x2 , x3  0

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