Incorrect Question 8 0/1 pts SAME STORY: Suppose a firm produces bowls and mugs from labor and clay. Let x1 represent the number of bowls produced and x2 the number of mugs produced. It takes 3 hours of labor and 4 pounds of clay to produce one bowl, and 2 hours of labor and 1 pound of clay to produce one mug. The firm has 60 hours of labor and 50 pounds of clay per day. If the firm produces only mugs (x2), what is the maximal number they can produce [remember -- fractional values are fine for now...] 20 30 12.5 50

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SAME STORY: Suppose a firm produces bowls and mugs from labor and clay. Let
x1 represent the number of bowls produced and x2 the number of mugs
produced. It takes 3 hours of labor and 4 pounds of clay to produce one bowl,
and 2 hours of labor and 1 pound of clay to produce one mug. The firm has 60
hours of labor and 50 pounds of clay per day.
If the firm produces only mugs (x2), what is the maximal number they can
produce [remember -- fractional values are fine for now...]
20
30
12.5
50
Transcribed Image Text:Incorrect Question 8 0/1 pts SAME STORY: Suppose a firm produces bowls and mugs from labor and clay. Let x1 represent the number of bowls produced and x2 the number of mugs produced. It takes 3 hours of labor and 4 pounds of clay to produce one bowl, and 2 hours of labor and 1 pound of clay to produce one mug. The firm has 60 hours of labor and 50 pounds of clay per day. If the firm produces only mugs (x2), what is the maximal number they can produce [remember -- fractional values are fine for now...] 20 30 12.5 50
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