SOLUTION: A canning company produces two sizes of cans—regular and large. The cans are produced in 10,000-can lots. The cans are processed through a stamping operation and a coating operat
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Question 1202954: A canning company produces two sizes of cans—regular and large. The cans are produced in 10,000-can lots. The cans are processed through a stamping operation and a coating operation. The company has 30 days available for both stamping and coating. A lot of regular-size cans requires 2 days to stamp and 4 days to coat, whereas a lot of large cans requires 4 days to stamp and 2 days to coat. A lot of regular-size cans earns $800 profit, and a lot of large-size cans earns $900 profit. To fulfill its obligations under a shipping contract, the company must produce at least nine lots. The company wants to determine the number of lots to produce of each size can ( and ) to maximize profit. How to solve the problem using simplex method?
Answer by ikleyn(52776) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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See the solution under this link
https://hatemmasri.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/hw-chap2-all.pdf
Problem 3 there.
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