ntre Cape Look A candy shop puts together two prepackaged assortments to be given to trick-or-treaters on Halloween. Assortment A contains 2 candy bars and 2 suckers and yields a profit of 40 cents Assortment B contains 1 candy bar and 2 suckers and yields a proft of 30 cents. The store has available 200 candy bars and 300 suckers. How many of each assortment should be made to maximize the profit? Set up the Inear programming problem but do NOT solve the problem. Clearly define the variables, write all contraints in general form and simplify (if necessary) the objective function There is nothing to enter for this problem W E L H D Jasmin patteson Backspace 434 Salate Time Remaining: 00:57.02 G+ 203 PM 7/19/2024 KMLSS-12 SA: MJ040RVM LAN: 00232480F496
ntre Cape Look A candy shop puts together two prepackaged assortments to be given to trick-or-treaters on Halloween. Assortment A contains 2 candy bars and 2 suckers and yields a profit of 40 cents Assortment B contains 1 candy bar and 2 suckers and yields a proft of 30 cents. The store has available 200 candy bars and 300 suckers. How many of each assortment should be made to maximize the profit? Set up the Inear programming problem but do NOT solve the problem. Clearly define the variables, write all contraints in general form and simplify (if necessary) the objective function There is nothing to enter for this problem W E L H D Jasmin patteson Backspace 434 Salate Time Remaining: 00:57.02 G+ 203 PM 7/19/2024 KMLSS-12 SA: MJ040RVM LAN: 00232480F496
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A candy shop puts together two prepackaged assortments to be given to trick-or-treaters on Halloween. Assortment A contains 2 candy bars and 2 suckers and yields a profit of 40 cents Assortment B contains 1 candy bar and 2 suckers and yields a proft of 30 cents. The store
has available 200 candy bars and 300 suckers. How many of each assortment should be made to maximize the profit?
Set up the Inear programming problem but do NOT solve the problem. Clearly define the variables, write all contraints in general form and simplify (if necessary) the objective function
There is nothing to enter for this problem
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