1. The Collin Freight Company has an order for three products to be delivered to adestination. Product I requires 10 cubic feet, weighs 10 pounds, and has a valueof $100. Product II requires 8 cubic feet, weighs 20 pounds, and has a value of $20.Product III requires 20 cubic feet, weighs 40 pounds, and has a value of $200. If thecarrier can carry 6,000 cubic feet, 11,000 pounds, and is insured for $36,900o, howmany of each product can be carried?erit enimo Cda. Identify the variables of the problem using x, y and z.iguA erlt eihW.oEnabiol-esue(woyb. Fill out the following table from the information given:elelganoo eno 18sal te nibmoo arlt blucrte tieroytotalVolume (cu. ft.)oleafinu USS Weight (lb.)adt loof bea Value ($)D8.nl teinothtun AeExe ebuloni of el telb orTabootlao lo alinu 0AEUo vism woHwolod eldst or ni betealbol el aboolotefetnemenupen toib orlt toemhoursbootc. Write the augmented matrix for the system of equations.l bootboolmuloleA nimelVd. Solve the system of equations using Gauss-Jordan Elimination.yinebi Be. In at least one complete sentence, answer the question: How many of each productcan be carried?toupe toducingya ert avio2

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1. The Collin Freight Company has an order for three products to be delivered to a destination. Product I requires 10 cubic feet, weighs 10 pounds, and has a value of $100. Product II requires 8 cubic feet, weighs 20 pounds, and has a value of $20. Product III requires 20 cubic feet, weighs 40 pounds, and has a value of $200. If the carrier can carry 6,000 cubic feet, 11,000 pounds, and is insured for $36,900, how many of each product can be carried? inobla erll enimotad a. Identify the variables of the problem using x, y and z. oUA erlt eihWo nabiol-esus (won b. Fill out the following table from the information given: slelggioo eno lacal te nib moo arll bluorte tierdo y total Volume (cu. ft.) SGA.nl teinolthtun Ae of el telo orT aboot nu Oks Weight (lb.) ad ol be blao lo alinu 0AE Value ($) Yiem woHwo eldst or ni belealbnl el abool etnemeiuper toib ert toem boot l boot 1 bool c. Write the augmented matrix for the system of equations. mulaleo no A nimelV Or Solve the system of equations using Gauss-Jordan Elimination. r ylinebl "n at least one complete sentence, answer the question: How many of each product can be carried? toupe ert avio2

1. The Collin Freight Company has an order for three products to be delivered to a destination. Product I requires 10 cubic feet, weighs 10 pounds, and has a value of $100. Product II requires 8 cubic feet, weighs 20 pounds, and has a value of $20. Product III requires 20 cubic feet, weighs 40 pounds, and has a value of $200. If the carrier can carry 6,000 cubic feet, 11,000 pounds, and is insured for $36,900, how many of each product can be carried? inobla erll enimotad a. Identify the variables of the problem using x, y and z. oUA erlt eihWo nabiol-esus (won b. Fill out the following table from the information given: slelggioo eno lacal te nib moo arll bluorte tierdo y total Volume (cu. ft.) SGA.nl teinolthtun Ae of el telo orT aboot nu Oks Weight (lb.) ad ol be blao lo alinu 0AE Value ($) Yiem woHwo eldst or ni belealbnl el abool etnemeiuper toib ert toem boot l boot 1 bool c. Write the augmented matrix for the system of equations. mulaleo no A nimelV Or Solve the system of equations using Gauss-Jordan Elimination. r ylinebl "n at least one complete sentence, answer the question: How many of each product can be carried? toupe ert avio2

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ChapterP: Prerequisites: Fundamental Concepts Of Algebra

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