Contribution Margin: The amount of the contribution margin is the difference between the selling price of per unit and variable cost of per unit. Here contribution is the part of the sales revenue. To determine: The S decision by using the LP Model.

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Chapter 11, Problem 11.48P

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To determine

Contribution Margin:

The amount of the contribution margin is the difference between the selling price of per unit and variable cost of per unit. Here contribution is the part of the sales revenue.

To determine: The S decision by using the LP Model.

2.

To determine

The optimal number of batches and sell to maximize the operating profit.

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