Linear programming model The Beaver Creek Pottery Companymaximize Z = 40x, + 50x2Products:BowlMugProfit per unit:4050subject to:ResourcesResources:UsageConstraintAvailableLeft over1x1 + 2x2 <= 404x1 + 3x2 <= 120X1, X2 >= 0labor (hr/unit)12<=4040clay (Ib/unit)43120120Production:Bowls =Mugs =Profit =

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The Beaver Creek Pottery Company maximize Z = 40x, + 50x2 Products: Bowl Mug Profit per unit: 40 50 Resources subject to: Resources: Usage Constraint Available Left over labor (hr/unit) clay (Ib/unit) 1x, + 2x2 <= 40 4x, + 3x2 <= 120 X1, X2 >= 0 1 2 40 40 4 3 <= 120 120 Production: Bowls = Mugs = Profit =

The Beaver Creek Pottery Company maximize Z = 40x, + 50x2 Products: Bowl Mug Profit per unit: 40 50 Resources subject to: Resources: Usage Constraint Available Left over labor (hr/unit) clay (Ib/unit) 1x, + 2x2 <= 40 4x, + 3x2 <= 120 X1, X2 >= 0 1 2 40 40 4 3 <= 120 120 Production: Bowls = Mugs = Profit =

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Linear programming model

The Beaver Creek Pottery Company
maximize Z = 40x, + 50x2
Products:
Bowl
Mug
Profit per unit:
40
50
subject to:
Resources
Resources:
Usage
Constraint
Available
Left over
1x1 + 2x2 <= 40
4x1 + 3x2 <= 120
X1, X2 >= 0
labor (hr/unit)
1
2
<=
40
40
clay (Ib/unit)
4
3
120
120
Production:
Bowls =
Mugs =
Profit =

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