Business Analytics End Term: 31 August 2025, Set QDD1 (May 2025 term)

The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV) burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only 0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem) can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.

How many decision variables are present in the standard form of the primal, if the given problem is formulated as a Linear Programming Problem?

The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV) burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only 0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem) can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.

How many decision variables are present in the Dual form (which is formulated based on the standard form of the primal) if the given problem is formulated as Linear Programming Problem?

The Following Comprehension and Related Questions are Purely Hypothetical
MiloBurgers, a fast-food restaurant sells two types of products: “Double Cheese Veggy” (DCV) burgers and “Cheese Veggy” (CV) burgers. The DCV uses 0.5Kg of cheese and the CV uses only 0.2kg of cheese. The restaurant starts the day with 200Kg of cheese but may order more at an additional cost of ₹25 per Kg to cover the delivery cost. Any surplus cheese at the end of the day is donated to charity. MiloBurgers sells a DCV for ₹100 and a CV for ₹80. All in all, MiloBurgers does not expect to sell more than 900 items in total during a day and the owner wants to maximizes the profit for the coming day. Assume that whatever combination is made (a solution to the problem) can be sold. Given this information, answer the given subquestions.

If the restaurant decides to make 450 DCVs and 450 CVs, then what is the value of the objective function for the linear program which is in the standard form of the primal? [Note: Enter your answer in decimal rounded to two decimal places. For example, if your answer is 1.235 then enter the answer as “1.24”]