model requires: • 2000 ft of framing lumber • 6000 cubic feet of concrete • $4000 for advertising model requires: • 4000 ft of framing lumber • 6000 cubic feet of concrete • $6000 for advertising Contracts call for using at least 16000 ft of framing lumber, 36,000 cubic feet of concrete, and $30,000 worth of advertising. If construction cost for each Chelan shed is $40,000, and the construction cost for each Orondo shed is $30,000, how many of each model should be built to minimize construction costs? 1. The objective equation and constraints as inequalities. 2. A graph of the feasible region. Label each corner point labeled, or a list them. 3. The number of each model that should be build to minimize costs.

model requires: • 2000 ft of framing lumber • 6000 cubic feet of concrete • $4000 for advertising model requires: • 4000 ft of framing lumber • 6000 cubic feet of concrete • $6000 for advertising Contracts call for using at least 16000 ft of framing lumber, 36,000 cubic feet of concrete, and $30,000 worth of advertising. If construction cost for each Chelan shed is $40,000, and the construction cost for each Orondo shed is $30,000, how many of each model should be built to minimize construction costs? 1. The objective equation and constraints as inequalities. 2. A graph of the feasible region. Label each corner point labeled, or a list them. 3. The number of each model that should be build to minimize costs.

Algebra for College Students

10th Edition

ISBN:9781285195780

Author:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Publisher:Jerome E. Kaufmann, Karen L. Schwitters

Chapter12: Algebra Of Matrices

Section12.CR: Review Problem Set

Problem 37CR

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