Examination Paper: Operation
Management
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Management
IIBM Institute
of Business Management
Examination
Paper MM.100
Operations
Research
Section A:
Objective Type (30 marks)
· This section
consists of Multiple choices/Fill in the blanks/True-False & Short Answer
type
questions.
· Answer all the
questions.
· Part One
questions carry 1 mark each & Part Two questions carry 5 marks each.
Part One:
1. In case of (<=) inequality,
to convert the inequality to an equation, we used to add a slack
variable to the left hand side of
the constraint, this slake variable should be:
a. Negative
b. Positive
c. May be positive or negative
d. Zero
2. In a set of m Χ
n
equations (m<n) the maximum number of corner points is given by…………
3. According to penalty rule for
artificial variables, the objective coefficient of the artificial variable
represents an appropriate
penalty, positive or negative depending on the problem, but the
necessary condition required to
hold this is, the value should be:
a. ∞
b. 0
c. 1
d. None of the above
4. The cases of the Simplex
method in which the value of the variables may increased indefinitely
without change in the constraints
is:
a. Degeneracy
b. Alternative optima
c. Unbounded solutions
d. Nonexisting solutions
5. An arc in network model is
said to be ‘Directed’ if it allows positive flow in one direction and
a. Negative flow in negative
direction
b. Zero flow in negative
direction
c. Negative flow in perpendicular
direction
d. None of the above
6. PERT stands for……………………………………………………………………………………..
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7. In preemptive method for goal
programming , the optimum value of a higher priority goal is
never degraded by a lower
priority goal.(T/F)
8. The column dropping rule does
not guarantee the non degradation of higher priority goals.(T/F)
9. The additive algorithm
developed by E Balas for solving ILP problems was based on pure binary
variables.(T/F)
10. According to inventory model
for commodity possession for smooth business operation, Holding
cost represents:
a. Price per unit of an inventory
item.
b. The fixed charge incurred when
an order is placed regardless of its size.
c. The cost of maintaining
inventory in stock.
d. None of the above
Part Two:
1. What do you understand by ‘Degeneracy’
found in using simplex method?
2. What do know about ‘The
Balancing of Transportation Model’? If unbalanced then remedy.
3. Explain ‘Vogel Approximation
Model (VAM)’.
4. Explain ‘Dijkstra’s Algorithm’
for routing.
END OF SECTION A
Section B:
Practical Problems (40 marks)
· This section
consists of Practical Problems.
· Answer all the
questions.
· Each Practical
Problem is of 10 marks.
1. The stock of WalMark Stores,
Inc., trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol
WMS. Historically, the price of
WMS goes up with the increase in the Dow average 60% of the
time and goes down with the DOW
25% of the time. There is also a 5% chance that WMS will go
up when the Dow goes and 10% that
it will go down when the Dow goes up.
a) Determine the probability that
WMS will go up regardless of the Dow.
b) Find the probability that
probability that WMS goes up given that the Dow is up?
c) What is the probability WMS
goes down given that Dow is down?
2. Prove that if the probability
P {A/B} = P {A}, then A and B must be independent.
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3. Tasco Oil owns a pipeline
booster unit that that operates continuously. The time between
breakdowns for each booster is
exponential with a mean of 20 hours. The repair time is
exponential with mean 3 hours. In
a particular station, two repairpersons attend 10 boosters. The
hourly wage for each repairperson
is $18. Pipeline losses are estimated to be $30 per broken
booster per hour. Tasco is
studying the possibility of hiring an additional repairperson.
a) Will there be any cost savings
in hiring a third repairperson?
b) What is the schedule loss in
dollars per breakdown when the number of repairpersons on duty
is two? Three?
4. Cars arrive at a one-bay car
wash facility the interarrival time is exponential, with a mean of 10
minutes. Arriving cars line up in
a single lane can accommodate at most five waiting cars. If the
lane is full, newly arriving cars
will go elsewhere. It takes between 10 and 15 minutes, uniformly
distributed, to wash a car.
Simulate the system for 960 minutes, and estimate the time a car spends
in the facility?
END OF SECTION B
Section C:
Applied Theory (30 marks)
· This section
consists of Applied Theory questions.
· Answer all the
questions.
· Each Question
carries 15 marks.
· Detailed
information should form the part of your answer (Word limit 200 to 250 words)
1. Define Transportation Model
and its variant in brief.
2. Explain in detail Game Theory.
Support you answer examples.
END OF SECTION C
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