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makes widgets in two different factories. The factory in Smallville takes 35 (06) A company hours to produce a widget, while the factory in Asheton takes 25 hours to produce each widget. The costs of producing the widgets are $40 in the Smallville factory and $50 at the factory in Asheton. The company's labor force can provide 9000 hours of labor each week. The total manufacturing costs cannot exceed $18,000 each week. How many widgets should the company produce at each factory in order to minimize the cost and what is the minimum cost? (You may need to round your answer to the nearest whole number.) A furniture manufacturer makes chairs and sofas. The production process consists of three (07) functions: carpentry, finishing, and upholstery. There are 90 labor hours available for carpentry, 27 labor hours available for finishing, and 100 labor hours available for upholstery. Each chair requires 4 hours for carpentry, 1 hour for finishing, and 3 hours for upholstery. Each sofa requires sc hours for carpentry, I hour for finishing, and 4 hours for upholstery. The profit on each chair is $50, and the profit on each sofa is $40. How many of each should be produced to maximize the profit? What is the maximum profit? The coordinator of the Outdoor Adventure Program plans to take 90 college students on a river (08) expedition. She plans to rent canoes and inflatable rafts. Each canoe can transport two persons and each raft can transport three persons. Further, the coordinator has the ability to haul at most 43 watercraft. The rental company charges $10 per canoe and $18 per raft and can rent at most nine canoes. Find the minimum cost for the watercraft rental. makes widgets in two different factories. The factory in Smallville takes 35 (06) A company hours to produce a widget, while the factory in Asheton takes 25 hours to produce each widget. The costs of producing the widgets are $40 in the Smallville factory and $50 at the factory in Asheton. The company's labor force can provide 9000 hours of labor each week. The total manufacturing costs cannot exceed $18,000 each week. How many widgets should the company produce at each factory in order to minimize the cost and what is the minimum cost? (You may need to round your answer to the nearest whole number.) A furniture manufacturer makes chairs and sofas. The production process consists of three (07) functions: carpentry, finishing, and upholstery. There are 90 labor hours available for carpentry, 27 labor hours available for finishing, and 100 labor hours available for upholstery. Each chair requires 4 hours for carpentry, 1 hour for finishing, and 3 hours for upholstery. Each sofa requires sc hours for carpentry, I hour for finishing, and 4 hours for upholstery. The profit on each chair is $50, and the profit on each sofa is $40. How many of each should be produced to maximize the profit? What is the maximum profit? The coordinator of the Outdoor Adventure Program plans to take 90 college students on a river (08) expedition. She plans to rent canoes and inflatable rafts. Each canoe can transport two persons and each raft can transport three persons. Further, the coordinator has the ability to haul at most 43 watercraft. The rental company charges $10 per canoe and $18 per raft and can rent at most nine canoes. Find the minimum cost for the watercraft rental