(Q 37). Answer: 2
Rationale: There are 2 decision variables in this linear programming and those are x1 and x2.
(Q 38). Answer: B (Profit)
Rationale: In a linear programming model or in any of the mathematical models, we always maximize profit and minimize the cost.
(Q 39). Answer: C (60, 40)
Rationale:
Corner Points | Profit = 50(x1) + 10(x2) |
A (0, 0) | 50 × 0 + 10 × 0 = $ 0 |
B (60, 0) | 50 × 60 + 10 × 0 = $ 3,000 |
C (60, 40) | 50 × 60 + 10 × 40 = $ 3,400 |
D (40, 80) | 50 × 40 + 10 × 80 = $ 2,800 |
E (0, 100) | 50 × 0 + 10 × 1000 = $ 1000 |
The maximum value of profit occurs at point C. Therefore, optimal solution is C (60, 40)
(Q 40). Answer: C ($ 3,400)
Rationale: As calculated above, the maximum value of Z occurs at point C. And the maximum value of profit is $ 3,400.
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