Fiserv Forum sells three types of tickets to a Milwaukee Bucks game, premium tickets at $300 each, lower level tickets at $150 each, and standard tickets at $75 each. The seating capacity is 17500. They must sell at least 8000 tíckets and at least 1500 must be lower level tickets. To break- even, they must sell at least $250,000 in tickets. Write the system of inequalities describing this information on the number of tickets to be sold of each kind. Set up the linear programming problem, do not solve. (write the objective function, constraints, and nonnegative conditions)

Fiserv Forum sells three types of tickets to a Milwaukee Bucks game, premium tickets at $300 each, lower level tickets at $150 each, and standard tickets at $75 each. The seating capacity is 17500. They must sell at least 8000 tíckets and at least 1500 must be lower level tickets. To break- even, they must sell at least $250,000 in tickets. Write the system of inequalities describing this information on the number of tickets to be sold of each kind. Set up the linear programming problem, do not solve. (write the objective function, constraints, and nonnegative conditions)

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

6th Edition

ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

Chapter1: Starting With Matlab

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