8:07 a webassign.net 1. [-/4 Points] DETAILS ROLFFM8 3.3.001. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Set up the constraints and objective function for the following linear programming problem. A discount store is offered two styles of slightly damaged coffee tables. The store has storage space for 55 tables and 105 hours of labor for repairing the defects. Each table of style A requires 1 hour of labor to repair, and each table of style B requires 2 hours. Style A is priced at $58 each, and style B at $43 each. How many of each style should be ordered to maximize gross sales? (See Example 1. Let x represent the number of tables of style A, y the number of tables of style B, and z the gross sales in dollars.) ---Select--- C z = subject to storage space labor x20, y 20 Additional Materials eBook 2. [-/2 Points] DETAILS ROLFFM8 3.3.003. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Find the maximum and minimum value of the objective function given. Z = 4x + 12y maximum value z = minimum value Z = (0, 8) (7, 6) (0. 0) (10, 0) Additional Materials eBook 3. [-/2 Points] DETAILS ROLFFM8 3.3.007. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Find the maximum value of the objective function z = 15x + 6y, subject to the following constraints. (See Example 2.) 3x + 2y S 18 6x + 2y s 30 x2 0, y 20 The maximum value is z = at (x, y) = Additional Materials eBook 4. [-/2 Points] DETAILS ROLFFM8 3.3.009. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Find the maximum value of the objective function z = 8x + 2y, subject to the following constraints. (See Example 2.) 5x + y s 35 3x + y s 27 x 20, y 20 The maximum value is z = at (x, y) = Additional Materials eBook9. [-/4 Points] DETAILS ROLFFM8 3.3.042. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Set up the objective function and the constraints, but do not solve. Metro Manufacturing makes a single product on two separate production lines, A and B. The company's labor force is equivalent to 1400 hours per week, and it has $3500 outlay weekly for operating costs. It takes 1 hour and 4 hours to produce a single item on lines A and B, respectively. The cost of producing a single item on A is $5 and on B is $4. How many items should be produced on each line to maximize total output? (Let x represent the number produced on line A, y the number produced on line B, and T the total output.) ---Select--- O T = subject to production time operating costs x20, y 20 Additional Materials eBook 10. [-/4 Points] DETAILS ROLFFM8 3.3.043. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Set up the objective function and the constraints, but do not solve. The maximum production of a soft-drink bottling company is 5500 cartons per day. The company produces two kinds of soft drinks, regular and diet. It costs $1.00 to produce each carton of regular and $1.20 to produce each carton of diet. The daily operating budget is $5900. The profit is $0.12 per carton on regular and $0.19 per carton on diet drinks. How much of each type of drink is produced to obtain the maximum profit? (Let x represent the number of cartons of regular, y the number of cartons of diet, and z the profit in dollars.) ---Select--- C z= subject to operating budget total production x 2 0, y 20 Additional Materials eBook webassign.net S. [-12 Points] ROLFFMS 3.3.013. ASKYOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Find the maximum vaiue of the objective function 2 = 9x + 12y, subject to the following constraints. (See Example 2.) 10X+11y330 2x+ 3ys78 xen,y20 The maximum value is z = S at (x, y) = (| ) Additional Materials III eBook 6. [-12 Points] ROLFFMB 3.3.015. MY NOTES ASK YOUR TEACHER PRACTICE ANOTHER Find the maximum value of the objective function 2 = 16x 4- 33y, subject to the following constraints. (See Example 2.) 7x+ 2ys76 3x+ 12ys162 6x+ 2y3126 X20,y20 The maximum value is z = :1 at (x, y) = (I ) Need Help? Additional Materials E] eBook 7. [-l4 Points] ROLFFMB 3.3.038. ASK YOUR TEACH ER PRACTICE ANOTHER Set up the objective function and the constraints, but do not solve. Jack has a casserole and salad dinner. Each serving of casserole contains 250 calories, 5 milligrams of vitamins, and 9 grams of protein. Each serving of salad contains 30 calories, 3 milligrams ofvitamins, and 1 gram of protein. Jack wants to consume at least 22 milligrams of vitamins and 27 grams of protein but keep the calories at a minimum. How many servings of each food should he eat? (Let x represent the number of servings of casserole, y the number of servings of salad, and C the number of calories.) --Selecl c C = , subject to vitamins protein x 2 0, y 2 0 Need Help? Additional Materials E] eBook 8. [-15 Points] ROLFFMS 3.3.039. ASK YOUR TEACH ER PRACTICE ANOTHER Set up the objective function and the constraints, but do not solve. (See Example 5.) Wilson Electronics produces a standard Blu-ray player and a deluxe Bluray playel: The company has 2300 hours of labor and $15,000 in operating expenses available each week. It takes 8 hours to produce a standard Blu-ray player and 9 hours to produce a deluxe Bluray player. Each standard Blu-ray player costs $115, and each deluxe Bluray player costs $136. The company is required to produce at least 25 standard Blueray players. The company makes a profit of $33 for each standard Bluvray player and $25 for each deluxe Blu-ray player. How many of each type of Blu-ray player should be produced to maximize profit? (Let x represent the number of standard BIu-ray players, y the number of deluxe Blu-ray players, and z the prot in dollars.) --Seleut o z =' , subject to labor ' ' operating expense I required standard Blu-ray players ' yzo Additional Materials El eBook