A manufacturer of two products (Widgets and Gadgets) makes a profit of $140 for each widget sold and $100 for each gadget sold. However, production of these products generates hazardous waste charges at the rate of 2w (where W is the number of Widgets produced) and 26 (where G is the number of Gadgets produced). The manufacturer has ample supplies of all raw materials and can sell all the Widgets and Gadgets it produces. The firm has sufficient capacity to produce any realistic quantity of both products. What is the optimal quantity of each product to produce? (Round your answers to 1 decimal place.) Widgets and Gadgets

A manufacturer of two products (Widgets and Gadgets) makes a profit of $140 for each widget sold and $100 for each gadget sold. However, production of these products generates hazardous waste charges at the rate of 2w (where W is the number of Widgets produced) and 26 (where G is the number of Gadgets produced). The manufacturer has ample supplies of all raw materials and can sell all the Widgets and Gadgets it produces. The firm has sufficient capacity to produce any realistic quantity of both products. What is the optimal quantity of each product to produce? (Round your answers to 1 decimal place.) Widgets and Gadgets

Practical Management Science

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Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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