Question 1073598: A company manufactures both liquid crystal display (LCD) and cathode ray tube (CRT) color monitors. The cost of materials for a CRT monitor is $30, whereas the cost of materials for an LCD monitor is $130. The cost of labor to manufacture a CRT monitor is $60, whereas the cost of labor to manufacture an LCD monitor is $130. During a week when the company has budgeted $10330 for materials and $11560 for labor, how many LCD monitors does the company plan to manufacture?
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A company manufactures both liquid crystal display (LCD) and cathode ray tube (CRT) color monitors.
The cost of materials for a CRT monitor is $30, whereas the cost of materials for an LCD monitor is $130.
The cost of labor to manufacture a CRT monitor is $60, whereas the cost of labor to manufacture an LCD monitor is $130.
During a week when the company has budgeted $10330 for materials and $11560 for labor,
how many LCD monitors does the company plan to manufacture?
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Let x = the number of liquid crystal display (LCD),
and y = the number of cathode ray tube (CRT) color monitors.
Then you have these two equations
30*x + 130*y = 10330 (1) (the cost of materials)
60*x + 130*y = 11560 (2) (the cost for labor)
To solve them, subtract the equation (1) from the equation (2) as the first step.
You will get
30x = 11560 - 10330.
I wish you to successfully complete this assignment on your own.
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