Linear programming exercise by graphical method. If you could help me, I have controversy with the final result, please. A student plans to set up a booth at a one-day fair selling bags of peanuts and candy. candy. He has $100.00 to purchase his merchandise, which costs $0.10 per bag of peanuts and $0.20 per bag of candy. 0.20 for each bag of candy. The selling price will be $0.15 per bag of peanuts and $0.26 per bag of candy. of candy. The booth can accommodate 500 bags of peanuts and 100 bags of candy. From her From past experience, you know that you will not sell more than 700 bags in total. Calculate the number of bags you Calculate the number of bags of each product to maximize your profit. and your maximum profit.
Linear programming exercise by graphical method. If you could help me, I have controversy with the final result, please.
A student plans to set up a booth at a one-day fair selling bags of peanuts and candy.
candy. He has $100.00 to purchase his merchandise, which costs $0.10 per bag of peanuts and $0.20 per bag of candy.
0.20 for each bag of candy. The selling price will be $0.15 per bag of peanuts and $0.26 per bag of candy.
of candy. The booth can accommodate 500 bags of peanuts and 100 bags of candy. From her
From past experience, you know that you will not sell more than 700 bags in total. Calculate the number of bags you
Calculate the number of bags of each product to maximize your profit. and your maximum profit.
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