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A business manufactures four products (A, B, C, D), each requiring a number of input materials for production. Information on each of the products, including selling price and profit margin per unit, demand per week, and the number of each input required to produce one unit of product is provided below.

It has been found that the business does not have enough articulating hinges to meet the full demand for all four products, and must thus find the product mix that maximizes profit. Please find the optimal product mix.

QUESTION:

A) How many units of Product D will the optimal product mix

THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION THERE IS FOR THE QUESTION, NO OTHER INFO WAS PROVIDED. A business manufactures four products (A, B, C, D), each requiring a number of input materials for production. Information on each of the products, including selling price and profit margin per unit, demand per week, and the number of each input required to produce one unit of product is provided below. ProductA Product Selling Price $ 125 $ 135 - Variable Cost $ 70 $ 65 = Profit Margin/Unit $ 55 $ 70 Demand | 60 70 Product $ 150 $ 90 $ 60 25 ProductD $ 175 $ 90 $ 85 4 5 Number of input materials required for each unit of production Product Products Product ProductD Input Material Cross-beams Butterfly clamps Stabilizing brackets Articulating hinges NA+ Total Required 470 4,220 2,215 940 Total Available 600 5,000 2,500 400 It has been found that the business does not have enough articulating hinges to meet the full demand for all four products, and must thus find the "product mix" that maximizes profit. Please find the optimal product mix. QUESTION: A) How many units of Product D will the optimal product mix Hide comments (2)