Question: A manager develops a linear programming formulation for an amusement park's marketing plan. The formulation of the Linear Programming problem is as follows. SPECIFICALLY EXPLAIN

A manager develops a linear programming
A manager develops a linear programming formulation for an amusement park's marketing plan. The formulation of the Linear Programming problem is as follows. SPECIFICALLY EXPLAIN EACH TERM - that is, put the mathematical equation back into the 'word problem'. Let: X1 = Number of Magazine Ads X2= Number of Billboard Ads Minimize Z = $ 200 X1 + $ 150 X2 Subject to: (Market Reach; # of customers) 50 X1 + 100 X2 > 500 (Magazines) X1 > 15 (Billboards) X2 > 25 X1, X2 > 0 a. Fully explain: Minimize Z = $200 X1 + $ 150 X2 [1.5 point] b. Fully explain: (Market Reach; # of customers) 50 X1 + 100 X2 > 500 [1 point] c. Fully explain: (Magazines) X1 > 15 (1 point] d. Fully explain: (Billboards) X2 > 25 [1 point] e. Fully explain: X1, X2 > 0 [.5 points)

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