let L = number of lumbar units
P = number of plywood units
here's what you know
L=>200
P =>300
20 x L + 30 x P = profit
L+P <=800
since the profit on P is > profit on L, your maximum profit will occur when the amount of P is maximized and the amount of L is minimized for a fixed amount of production.
so, max occurs when L is 200 and P is 600
in which case profit is 20 x 200 + 30 x 600 = 4000+18000 = 22000
2007-10-05 01:27:48
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answer #1
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answered by Dr W 7
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Let L denote the number of units of lumber produced and P denote the units of plywood. We know that L + P <= 800, L >= 200, P >= 300, and the total gain is 20L + 30 P.
Since we want to maximize the gain, we should take L + P = 800, or L = 800 - P. With this value for L in the expression 20L + 30P, we get 20*(800 - P) + 30 P = 16 000 + 10P is the gain. To maximize gain we shoulp take the largest possible value for P; since L is at least 200, the largest P can be is 600. Therefore, max profit is 16 000 + 10*600 =22 000.
2007-10-05 01:31:56
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answer #2
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answered by Tony 7
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They make more profit on plywood, and they don't need more than 200 units of lumber. So, what I would do is:
800-(200+300)=300
That would be 600 units of plywood @ $30 profit each
and 200 units of lumber @ $20 profit each
(600X30) + (200X20) = maximum profit
18000+ 4000 = $22,000 maximum profit
2007-10-05 01:28:03
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answer #3
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answered by Serena 7
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The text tells you that you must produce at least 200 lumber and 300 plywood, which is 500 units committed.
You therefore have 800-500=300 units capacity left.
Since plywood pays better than lumber, make all 300 units of plywood, representing 600 units in all.
Profix(max) = 200*$20 + 600*$30
Profix(max) = 4,000 + 18,000 = $22,000
2007-10-05 01:23:57
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answer #4
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answered by tinfoil666 3
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the total maximum is 800 units in total each week
and each week -
200 units of lumber are made
300 units of plywood
profit per unit of items
lumer per unit = $20
plywood per unit =$30
current profit per week is worked out -
lumber $20 * 200units = $4000
plywood $30 * 300units = $9000
total per week = $13,000
then you now need to work out different amount of units like abaove to find the maximum amount that you ca make
1. lumber $20*400units = $8,000
plywood $30*400units=$12,000
total = $20,000
2. lumber $20*200units=$4000
plywood $30*600units=$18,000
total = $22,000
3. lumber $20*100units=$2000
plywood $30*700units=$21,000
total= $23,000
so option 3 would be better and more profitable for the company.
and the difference in profit you would work out like this
$23,000 - $13,000 = $10,000 more then they more earning before
2007-10-05 01:33:14
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answer #5
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answered by Anonymous
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I think you do
200*20=4000
300*30=9000
Then add them up =13000
Your allowed 800 units and 200+300 is only 500, and plywood make more money so add 300 more plywood.
300*30=9000
13000+9000= 22000
$22,000 is the maximum profit. Or at least I believe so, I'm not positive though.
2007-10-05 01:27:10
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answer #6
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answered by Anonymous
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i wont resolve all yet whilst i answer one u can take the cue.... a million.) enable jane's age be x therefor sara is x+5 and darsi is 2x 2x+x+5+x=sixty 5 4x + 5 = sixty 5 4x = 60 x = 15 as a result Jane is 15 ....Darsi is 30 and Sara is 20
2016-10-10 08:37:26
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answer #7
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answered by ? 4
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