Question: N, M, C > or equal too 0 me Lett:1:40:44 layla VonHagen: Allempl 1 A garden store prepares various grades of pine bark for mulch:

N, M, C > or equal too 0 N, M, C > or equal too 0 me Lett:1:40:44 layla
me Lett:1:40:44 layla VonHagen: Allempl 1 A garden store prepares various grades of pine bark for mulch: nuggets (N), mini- nuggets (M), and chips (C). Nuggets and mini-nuggets sell at $9 and $10 per pound. respectively. Chips sells at $6. The process requires pine bark, machine time, labor hour, and storage space. The process requirements for each mulch is shown in the table below. 3 Pine Bark(lb) Machine Time(min) Labor hour(hr) Storage space(bag) Nuggets Mini-nuggets Chips And we have 700 pounds of pine bark, 600 minutes of machine time, 480 hours of labor, and 150 bags for storage space. All the resources are fully paid. We are trying to decide how many pounds of each mulch, in order to maximize the profit using the resource available. Formulate the problem in linear programming form. (use = for inequality) 1) Objective Function (Don't forget Max or Min) 2) Pine Bark related constraint 3) Machine Time related Constraint 4) Labor hour related Constraint 5) Storage space related constraint

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