Bong Ga aspires to be the President of this country like its dad. It is now budgeting for its media campaign. It will distribute its funds between political advertisements to be aired over television and radio. It has been given the following advice by its campaign advisers: • It should run at least 120 ads via television and at least 30 via FM radio. • The number of TV ads it runs should be at least twice of the number of radio ads it runs but not more than three times the number of radio ads. The cost of a TV ad is Php 8,000 and the cost of a radio ad is Php 2,000. Use the simplex method to solve this problem. Required: 1. Linear Programming Model 2. Simplex Tables 3. Row Operations 4. Optimal Solution 5. Minimum Cost

Bong Ga aspires to be the President of this country like its dad. It is now budgeting for its media campaign. It will distribute its funds between political advertisements to be aired over television and radio. It has been given the following advice by its campaign advisers: • It should run at least 120 ads via television and at least 30 via FM radio. • The number of TV ads it runs should be at least twice of the number of radio ads it runs but not more than three times the number of radio ads. The cost of a TV ad is Php 8,000 and the cost of a radio ad is Php 2,000. Use the simplex method to solve this problem. Required: 1. Linear Programming Model 2. Simplex Tables 3. Row Operations 4. Optimal Solution 5. Minimum Cost

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Bong Ga aspires to be the President of this country like its dad. It is now budgeting for its media
campaign. It will distribute its funds between political advertisements to be aired over television and
radio. It has been given the following advice by its campaign advisers:
• It should run at least 120 ads via television and at least 30 via FM radio.
• The number of TV ads it runs should be at least twice of the number of radio ads it runs but not
more than three times the number of radio ads.
The cost of a TV ad is Php 8,000 and the cost of a radio ad is Php 2,000. Use the simplex method
to solve this problem.
Required:
1. Linear Programming Model
2. Simplex Tables
3. Row Operations
4. Optimal Solution
5. Minimum Cost

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