Undergraduate Life. Sarah is interested in scheduling her activities for the next 2 Saturday nights from...

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Undergraduate Life. Sarah is interested in scheduling her activities for the next 2 Saturday nights from 8 PM to 2 AM. She has identified 2 activities that can be devoted to the time: Studying and Watching TV. Each activity provides enjoyment (called utils) in the following amounts: watching TV is worth 5 utils/hour each night, studying yields 10 utils/hour in the first week and 12 utils/hour in the 2nd (a test is scheduled). Constraints on his time are identified as follows: 1. Total hrs./night = Total Hours Available 2. Won't Study more than 4 hours/night in the 1st week 3. Must study at least 3 hours in the 2nd week (test) 4. Must study at least 8 hours over the 2 week period 5. Must average at least 2 hour/week of TV for relaxation Find the allocation for the students time that will maximize Sarah's enjoyment (utils). Undergraduate Life. Sarah is interested in scheduling her activities for the next 2 Saturday nights from 8 PM to 2 AM. She has identified 2 activities that can be devoted to the time: Studying and Watching TV. Each activity provides enjoyment (called utils) in the following amounts: watching TV is worth 5 utils/hour each night, studying yields 10 utils/hour in the first week and 12 utils/hour in the 2nd (a test is scheduled). Constraints on his time are identified as follows: 1. Total hrs./night = Total Hours Available 2. Won't Study more than 4 hours/night in the 1st week 3. Must study at least 3 hours in the 2nd week (test) 4. Must study at least 8 hours over the 2 week period 5. Must average at least 2 hour/week of TV for relaxation Find the allocation for the students time that will maximize Sarah's enjoyment (utils).

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