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customer $600VX and the cost to
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63. Resource Allocation Your company manufactures auto-
mobile alternators, and production is partially automated
through the use of robots. Daily operating costs amount to
boti
$100 per laborer and $16 per robot. To meet production
deadlines, the company calculates that the numbers of
laborers and robots must satisfy the constraint
(81
xy = 10,000,
where x is the number of laborers and y is the number of
robots. Assuming that the company wishes to meet produc-
bnn
tion deadlines at a minimum cost, how many laborers and
how many robots should it use? [HINT: See Example 5.]
64. Resource Allocation Your company is the largest sock man-
ufacturer in the solar system, and production is automated
through the use of androids and robots. Daily operating costs
android and W8 per robot.19 To meet
amount to W200 per
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program Maple.
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customer $600VX and the cost to
develop
$9,000.
ur
ne
63. Resource Allocation Your company manufactures auto-
mobile alternators, and production is partially automated
through the use of robots. Daily operating costs amount to
boti
$100 per laborer and $16 per robot. To meet production
deadlines, the company calculates that the numbers of
laborers and robots must satisfy the constraint
(81
xy = 10,000,
where x is the number of laborers and y is the number of
robots. Assuming that the company wishes to meet produc-
bnn
tion deadlines at a minimum cost, how many laborers and
how many robots should it use? [HINT: See Example 5.]
64. Resource Allocation Your company is the largest sock man-
ufacturer in the solar system, and production is automated
through the use of androids and robots. Daily operating costs
android and W8 per robot.19 To meet
amount to W200 per
18 This is similar to the way site licenses have been structured for the
program Maple.
19 Ware Neptunian Standard Solar Units of currency.
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production deadlines, the company calculates that the num- br c(t) = -C
o bers of androids and robots must satisfy the constraint
where t
xy = 1,000,000,
%3D
will typ
where x is the number of androids and y is the number of
robots. Assuming that the company wishes to meet produc-
tion deadlines at a minimum cost, how many androids and
how many robots should it use? [HINT: See Example 5.]
day, is
70. ▼ Emb
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production deadlines, the company calculates that the num- br c(t) = -C
o bers of androids and robots must satisfy the constraint
where t
xy = 1,000,000,
%3D
will typ
where x is the number of androids and y is the number of
robots. Assuming that the company wishes to meet produc-
tion deadlines at a minimum cost, how many androids and
how many robots should it use? [HINT: See Example 5.]
day, is
70. ▼ Emb
turkey
throug
65. V Resource Allocation Your automobile assembly plant
охyge
has a Cobb-Douglas production function given by
q = x04,0.6,
c(t) :
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