Problems 27-30 involve maximization with mixed constraints.
Production scheduling A manufacturer makes Portable Satellite Radios and Auto Satellite Radios at plants in Lakeland and Rockledge. At the Lakeland plant, at most 1800 radios can be produced, and the production of the Auto Satellite Radios can be at most 200 fewer than the production of the Portable Satellite Radios.
At the Rockledge plant, at most 1200 radios can be produced. The profits on the Portable Satellite Radios are $100 at Lakeland and $90 at Rockledge, and the profits on the Auto Satellite Radios are $70 at Lakeland and $75 at Rockledge. If the manufacturer gets a rush order for 1500 Portable Satellite Radios and 1300 Auto Satellite Radios, how many of each should be produced at each location to maximize profits? Find the maximum profit.
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