Q1) A retail. Store stocks two types of shirts A and B. These are packed in attractive cardboard boxes. During a week the store can sell a maximum of 400 shirts of type A and a maximum of 300 shirts of type B. The storage capacity, however, is limited to a maximum of 600 of both types combined. Type A shirt fetches a profit of SR 2/- per unit and type B a profit of SR. 5/- per unit. (a) Formulate a mathematical model of the problem.

Q1) A retail. Store stocks two types of shirts A and B. These are packed in attractive cardboard boxes. During a week the store can sell a maximum of 400 shirts of type A and a maximum of 300 shirts of type B. The storage capacity, however, is limited to a maximum of 600 of both types combined. Type A shirt fetches a profit of SR 2/- per unit and type B a profit of SR. 5/- per unit. (a) Formulate a mathematical model of the problem.

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

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Q1) A retail. Store stocks two types of shirts A and B. These are packed in attractive
cardboard boxes. During a week the store can sell a maximum of 400 shirts of type A and
a maximum of 300 shirts of type B. The storage capacity, however, is limited to a maximum
of 600 of both types combined. Type A shirt fetches a profit of SR 2/- per unit and type B
a profit of SR. 5/- per unit.
a- Formulate a mathematical model of the problem.

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