

2.5 - Linear Programming
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2.5 notes Linear Programming
By Rachel Jones
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Multiple Choice
You can make at most 70 donuts per hour due to physical restrictions.
If "x" represents the number of donuts produced per hour, which of the following statements is the best way of expressing this?
x≤70
70x≤60
x<70
x=70
x≥70
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Math Response
Also, you can make at most 40 pizzas per hour. If y represents the number of pizzas produced per hour, write an inequality to represent this.
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Multiple Select
By the way, you cannot make a negative number of donuts or pizzas. Using
"x" for the number of donuts produced each hour and
"y" for the number of pizzas for each hour,
choose the inequality/inequalities to represent this constraint.
y≥0
y≥x
x≤60
x≥0
y≤60
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Multiple Choice
Your dough making machine can only make 100 balls of dough per hour.
Each donut requires a single ball of dough but a pizza requires two balls of dough.
Using `x` for the number of donuts produced each hour and `y` for the number of pizzas for each hour, choose the inequality to represent this constraint.
x−2y≤100
2x+y≤100
y≥2x+100
x+y≤100
x+2y≤100
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Hotspot
Put points on the corners points (vertices) of the graph that represent the feasible region.
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Multiple Choice
The bakery sells every donut or pizza that it makes. The profit made on each donut is $1.20 and the profit made on each pizza is $2.00. Which of the following is a rule for $"P", the total profit for making "x"
donuts and "y" pizzas in an hour?
P=3.2xy
P=1.2x+2y
P=2x+1.2y
P=x+y
1.2P=2y
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Labelling
Label each point with the appropriate points below.
(0,0)
(70,0)
(0,40)
(40,0)
(70,15)
(20,40)
(40,20)
(15,70)
(0,70)
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Math Response
Recall that profit is $1.20 per donut and $2.00 per pizza. Calculate the profit at each corner point and hence work out the best combination of donuts and pizzas that should be made per hour. (you may need to use scratch paper to make a table)
Enter the maximum amount of profit made.
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