A manufacturer of outdoor clothing makes wax jackets and trousers. Each jacket requires 1 hour to whereas each pair of trousers takes 40 minutes. The materials for a jacket cost $32 and those for a p trousers cost $40. The company can devote only 34 hours per week to the production of jackets and trou and the firm's total wooldu
A manufacturer of outdoor clothing makes wax jackets and trousers. Each jacket requires 1 hour to whereas each pair of trousers takes 40 minutes. The materials for a jacket cost $32 and those for a p trousers cost $40. The company can devote only 34 hours per week to the production of jackets and trou and the firm's total wooldu
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Transcribed Image Text:A manufacturer of outdoor clothing makes wax jackets and trousers. Each jacket requires 1 hour to make,
whereas each pair of trousers takes 40 minutes. The materials for a jacket cost $32 and those for a pair of
trousers cost $40. The company can devote only 34 hours per week to the production of jackets and trousers,
and the firm's total weekly cost for materials must not exceed $1200. The company sells the jackets at a profit
of $12 each and the trousers at a profit of $14 per pair. Market research indicates that the firm can sell all of
the jackets that are produced, but that it can sell at most half as many pairs of trousers as jackets. The
feasible region as well as the constraints associated to the linear programming problem above can be seen in
the Figure
25
y
20
15
10
5
0 B
0
5
10
15
XM0
y≥ 0
32x + 40y≤ 1200
x+2/3y ≤ 34
x/2 ≤y
A
20 25
D
X
✓in this problem must be
30
The objective function
the problem is
can be achieved if the manufacturer arranges the production as
CH
35
v. We know that the solution to
of the feasible region. Therefore, the maximum profit $
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