Solve the following linear programming problem. Minimize g = 4x+By subject to 4x-5y 250 -x+2y24 x+y≤ 80 x20;y 20 O a. 16

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Solve the following linear programming problem. Minimize g = 4x+By subject to 4x-5y 250 -x+2y24 x+y≤ 80 x20;y 20 O a. 16

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Solve The Following Linear Programming Problem Minimize G 4x By Subject To 4x 5y 250 X 2y24 X Y 80 X20 Y 20 O A 16 1
Solve The Following Linear Programming Problem Minimize G 4x By Subject To 4x 5y 250 X 2y24 X Y 80 X20 Y 20 O A 16 1 (128 KiB) Viewed 47 times
Solve the following linear programming problem. Minimize g = 4x+By subject to 4x-5y 250 -x+2y24 x+y≤ 80 x20;y 20 O a. 16 O b. 640 O c. 8 O d. 440 Oe. 336 Two foods contain only proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Food A costs $0.70 per pound and contains 30% protein and 50% carbohydrates. Food costs $1.05 per pound and contains 20% protein and 75% carbohydrates. What combination of these two foods provides at least 1 pound of protein, 2.5 pounds of carbohydrates, and 0.25 pounds of fat at the lowest cost? Round your answer to the nearest cent O a. Minimum cost of $6.65 occurs with 5 pounds of food A and 3 pounds of food B. O b. Minimum cost of $4.55 occurs on the line between (2,2) and (5,0). O c. Minimum cost of $3.50 occurs on the line between (2,2) and (5,0). O d. Minimum cost of $5.25 occurs with 0 pounds of food A and 5 pounds of food B. Oe. Minimum cost of $2.80 occurs with 2 pounds of food A and 2 pounds of food B. The Video Star Company makes two different models of DVD players, which are assembled on two different assembly lines. Line 1 can assemble 32 units of the Star model and 42 units of the Prostar model per hour, and Line 2 can assemble 150 units of the Star model and 40 units of the Prostar model per hour. The company needs to produce at least 260 units of the Star model and 215 units of the Prostar model to fill an order. Let x represent the number of assembly hours for Line 1 and y represent the number of assembly hours for Line 2. Write the inequalities that describe the production constraints on the number of each type of DVD player needed to fill the order. O a 32x+42y 2260 150x+40y 2215 x20;y 20 O b. 42x+1502260 32x+402215 x20,20 OC 32x+42y ≤260 150x+40y≤215 x20;y 20 O d. 32x+150y≤260 O e 42x+40 215 20,20 32x+1502260 42x+402215 = 20;y 20 v
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