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Chapter 3.5, Problem 6P
Explanation of Solution
Formulation of LP:
Given,
Policeman can be hired to work either 12 consecutive hours/ 18 consecutive hours.
For day 1, part-1: 12 policeman for 6 hours.
For day 1, part-2: 8 police work for 6 hours.
Four members were useless (First hired)
First, these policeman were payed. That is as follows
Total 20, that is,
For day 1, part-3: 6 of the police work for 6 hours.
That is,
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