A Company produces three models of VCRS Model 1, Model 2, and Model 3, at two facilities, A and B. The company has orders lof al led 1800 of Model 2, and at least 2400 of Model 3. The weekly production capacity of each model at each facility and the cost per week to operate each facility are given in the table below. For how many weeks should each facility operate to minimize the cost of filling the orders? B. Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Cost Per Week($) 009 009 00. 000 000 000'6 The minimum possible cost of filling the orders is $

A Company produces three models of VCRS Model 1, Model 2, and Model 3, at two facilities, A and B. The company has orders lof al led 1800 of Model 2, and at least 2400 of Model 3. The weekly production capacity of each model at each facility and the cost per week to operate each facility are given in the table below. For how many weeks should each facility operate to minimize the cost of filling the orders? B. Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Cost Per Week($) 009 009 00. 000 000 000'6 The minimum possible cost of filling the orders is $

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