A dairy firm has three plants located in a state. The daily milk production at each plant is as follows:Plant P1: 6 litres Plant P2: 1 litres Plant P3: 10 litresEach day, the firm must fulfill the needs of its four distribution centres. The minimum requirement of each centre is as follows:Distribution centre, D1: 7 litres Distribution centre, D2: 5 litresDistribution centre, D3: 3 litres Distribution centre, D4: 2 litresCost (in hundreds of rupees) of shipping one litre from each plant to each distribution centre is given in the following table.Distribution Centre Distribution Centre Distribution Centre Distribution Centre Distribution Centre Distribution CentrePlant D1 D2 D3 D4Plant P1 2 3 11 7Plant P2 1 0 6 1Plant P3 5 8 15 9Finda) the initial basic feasible solution using VAM. [8]b) The optimal solution using MODI.

The manager at a dairy farm has five similar cans of 50 litres capacity - A, B, C, D and E - full of mixtures of milk and water. The ratio of milk and water in each can is different. It is known that the cost price of pure milk is Rs. 25 and water is free of cost. When he sells the entire contents of can E at Rs. 1,250, the manager earns a profit of 25%. Can C contains 20 litres more of milk than water. If the manager sells the mixture in can B at the cost price of milk, he earns a profit of 100%. The cost price of the mixture in can D is Rs. 800. The water content in can A is as much less than can B as it is more than can C.Q 115.   If equal quantities of mixtures from cans A and B are mixed in a new vessel, then what is the percentage of milk in the new mixture?a)  40%b)  50%c)  55%d)  48%

A person has to completely put each of the threeliquids i.e. 403 litres of petrol, 465 litres of dieseland 496 litres of mobil oil in bottles of equal sizewithout mixing any of the three types of liquids suchthat each bottle is completely filled. What is the leastpossible number of bottles required ?

A milkman starts with a 100 liter can of pure milk from his dairy and he sells 10 liters of it to the first customer, then he adds 10 liters of water. After this, he sells 10 liters each to two customers and adds 20 liters of water. After this, he sells 10 liters each to three customers and adds 30 liters of water. Thus, every time he dilutes the mixture he sells it to one more customer than before and he keeps on replacing the mixture sold with water. In this way how many customers get at least 50% milk in the mixture that they purchase from this milkman

A new milk factory is targeted to serve local areas in Haridwar. The map below shows the coordinates for the centre of each area, along with the projected populations, measured in thousands. The milk tracks will travel from the milk factory to the seven locations. Two potential sites being considered for the new factory as highlighted on the map D and G. Using the load-distance method, the best site is

The figure below shows supply and demand curves for milk. If the government passes a $2 per litre specific tax, the loss in consumer surplus will equalGroup of answer choicesb + c + f + g.f + g.b + f.c + g.