1.1.5 A company produces two types of equipment A and B. To produce them, it needs K, L, and M modules, which the company has in stock: 1200 modules K, 2000 modules L, and 1200 modules M. The consumption of modules per unit of equipment is shown in the table: Module Consumption per product unit A B K 10 20 L 40 10 M 20 10 The profit from the sale of device A is equal to £30 and from device B is equal to £40. Determine the output of the enterprise so that the greatest profit is made.

1.1.5 A company produces two types of equipment A and B. To produce them, it needs K, L, and M modules, which the company has in stock: 1200 modules K, 2000 modules L, and 1200 modules M. The consumption of modules per unit of equipment is shown in the table: Module Consumption per product unit A B K 10 20 L 40 10 M 20 10 The profit from the sale of device A is equal to £30 and from device B is equal to £40. Determine the output of the enterprise so that the greatest profit is made.

Linear Algebra: A Modern Introduction

4th Edition

ISBN:9781285463247

Author:David Poole

Publisher:David Poole

Chapter2: Systems Of Linear Equations

Section2.4: Applications

Problem 28EQ

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