correct mathematical models for the objective functions and constraints

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NAME: DANA C. LIGON
COURSE AND SECTION: BSA-ZA
22. A small-scale industry manufactures two kinds of thermos bottles; standard air pot
and electric air pot. Components of these two thermoses are processed by two different
machines, A and B. During the scheduling period, the production head found out that
there are 20 hours of machine A time available and 35 hours of machine B. to complete
one unit of the standard model needs 1 hour on machine A and I hour on machine B,
while it takes two hours on B to complete one unit of the electric model. The company
can sell all the units it can produce per production period at a profit of P30 per standard
model and P70 per electric model. If the company's objective is to maximize profit, how
many units of each model should be produced and sold by the company?
1.
Transcribed Image Text:Paragraph Styles tating NAME: DANA C. LIGON COURSE AND SECTION: BSA-ZA 22. A small-scale industry manufactures two kinds of thermos bottles; standard air pot and electric air pot. Components of these two thermoses are processed by two different machines, A and B. During the scheduling period, the production head found out that there are 20 hours of machine A time available and 35 hours of machine B. to complete one unit of the standard model needs 1 hour on machine A and I hour on machine B, while it takes two hours on B to complete one unit of the electric model. The company can sell all the units it can produce per production period at a profit of P30 per standard model and P70 per electric model. If the company's objective is to maximize profit, how many units of each model should be produced and sold by the company? 1.
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