PART III - LINEAR PROGRAMMING JAX makes luxury cars and jeeps for rich college boys and girls living in the country. It wishes to advertise with 1 minute spots in TV variety shows and basketball games. Each variety show spot costs $50,000 and is seen by 7 Million girls and 2 Million boys.Each basketball spot costs $100,000 and is seen by 2 Million girls and 12 Million boys. How can JAX reach 28 Million girls and 24 Million boys at the least cost? Note: Round off your answers to at least two decimal places. State also the correct unit of measure (if there is). Define the variables used Your answer State the LP Model: Objective function Your answer State the LP Model: Constraints (write one constraint per line) Your answer

PART III - LINEAR PROGRAMMING JAX makes luxury cars and jeeps for rich college boys and girls living in the country. It wishes to advertise with 1 minute spots in TV variety shows and basketball games. Each variety show spot costs $50,000 and is seen by 7 Million girls and 2 Million boys.Each basketball spot costs $100,000 and is seen by 2 Million girls and 12 Million boys. How can JAX reach 28 Million girls and 24 Million boys at the least cost? Note: Round off your answers to at least two decimal places. State also the correct unit of measure (if there is). Define the variables used Your answer State the LP Model: Objective function Your answer State the LP Model: Constraints (write one constraint per line) Your answer

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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PART III - LINEAR PROGRAMMING
JAX makes luxury cars and jeeps for rich college boys and girls living in the country. It
wishes to advertise with 1 minute spots in TV variety shows and basketball games. Each
variety show spot costs $50,000 and is seen by 7 Million girls and 2 Million boys.Each
basketball spot costs $100,000 and is seen by 2 Million girls and 12 Million boys. How can
JAX reach 28 Million girls and 24 Million boys at the least cost?
Note: Round off your answers to at least two decimal places. State also the correct unit of
measure (if there is).
Define the variables used
Your answer
State the LP Model: Objective function
Your answer
State the LP Model: Constraints (write one constraint per line)
Your answer

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