Ludmilla Sanches is a college student with a food budget of $250 per month. She wants to
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Write the objective function and constraints to minimize the cost yet meet the recommended daily nutritionalallowances.
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Carbohydrates Protein Potassium Calories Cost 400 $5.00 1.35 1.05 2.12 3.50 Pizza 38g una Cereal Macaroni & cheese Spaghetti Recommended daily allowance 35 g 23 g 42 g 50g 9 14 g 8g 4 g 9g 10g 0 0 120 mg 110 mg 100 mg 100 mg 70 200 110 210 2,000
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