Dr. Quack uses chemicals X and Y to produce two drugs. Drug A must be at least 70% of chemical X, and drug B must be at least 60% of chemical Y. Up to 40 oz of drug A can be sold at 300pesos per oz, and up to 30 oz of drug B can be sold at 250pesos per oz. up to 45 oz of chemical X can be purchased at 300pesos and up to 40 oz of chemical Y can be purchased at 200pesos per oz. create an LP and solve it using graphical method to maximize Dr. Quack's profit.

Dr. Quack uses chemicals X and Y to produce two drugs. Drug A must be at least 70% of chemical X, and drug B must be at least 60% of chemical Y. Up to 40 oz of drug A can be sold at 300pesos per oz, and up to 30 oz of drug B can be sold at 250pesos per oz. up to 45 oz of chemical X can be purchased at 300pesos and up to 40 oz of chemical Y can be purchased at 200pesos per oz. create an LP and solve it using graphical method to maximize Dr. Quack's profit.

Practical Management Science

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ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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