A company produces wooden chairs and tables. Each chair uses 20 lbs. of wood and takes...
- A company produces wooden chairs and tables. Each chair uses 20 lbs. of wood and takes 10 hours to construct. Each table uses 30 lbs. of wood and takes 5 hours to construct. There are up to 300 lbs. of wood available and up to 110 labor hours available. If the profit on each chair is $6 and the profit on each table is 8$. We wish to maximize the profit. Let x be the number of chairs produced and y be the number of tables produced.
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- What is the formula to be maximized?
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- Write down the set of linear inequalities associated with the situation. Note: You should recognize that x and y can’t be negative.
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- Graph the feasible region by hand.
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- Find the coordinates of each vertex of the feasible region
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- Use these vertices to find the associated maximum
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