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A 6-month production plan with the lowest cost, Lingo calculates it in an instant and prints it as a neat table. Hello, welcome back to Cerdas Inovasi Digital. In part three of this Lingo tutorial, we are creating a 6-month aggregate production planning model then looking for the most efficient regular capacity level. Let's get started. Aggregate planning concept, Every month, the company can produce with regular rush. overtime, or subcontracting. Excess production is stored as inventory and incurs holding costs. The key is the race equation, Initial stock plus production minus demand equals ending stock. This is data about case number 6, demand and regular capacity, overtime, and subcontracting from January to June. Unit cost 200, 250, and 280, with a holding cost of 15. Initial stock of 20 units, and the ending inventory in June must be 20 units.
Question 6B, Regular labor capacity is intended to remain at the same level each month. The way to do it, replace RT with a single variable RL, discard regular capacity limits, and let Lingo find the best RL value as an integer.
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