Q-2) A company makes two kinds of door Knobs, standard anddeluxe ,the making process cost the company 15$ for the standardand 20$ for the deluxe by making on a grinder and a smoothermachines, which they can be run for at most 80 hours a week, eachstandard one needs 2 hours on the grinder, and 4 hours on thesmoother, and each deluxe one needs 4 hours on the grinder and 3hours on the smoother ,the company sales at 25$,35$ for thestandard and the deluxe respectively. To have the profit it wants thecompany decide to make at least 15 knobs from them at a week,formulate the linear programming model?

Decision variables: Suppose- S = be the no. of standard door Knobs produced by the company D= be the…

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