Asked by Alex

A factory can produce two products, x and y, with a profit approximated by P =
I think it's b but I'm not really sure. Can someone show me how to do this or let me check my answer? :)

14x + 22y – 900. The production of y can exceed x by no more than 200 units. Moreover, production levels are limited by the formula x + 2y ≤ 1600. What production levels yield maximum profit?

a. x = 400; y = 600
b. x = 0; y = 0
c. x = 1,600; y = 0
d. x = 0; y = 200
Answered by Steve
y <= x+200
x+2y <= 1600

maximize 14x+22y-900

Surely (0,0) will not yield maximum profit!

If you evaluate p(x,y) at the line intersections, you will find

p(0,0) = -900
p(0,200) = 3500
p(400,600) = 17900
p(1600,0) = 21500
Answered by abdul
x = 14,y = -2
Answered by Potato
x=400
y=600
Answered by Rach
Updated answers
1. D
2. D
3. A
Answered by Obama
d a d
Answered by brooke
Idiots. The answer was C [x = 1,600; y = 0], not B.
Answered by Sophia
Just took the quiz they are
D
B
C
Answered by Davon
Sophia is right. 100%%
Answered by Jack Knauf
lil ded in here
Answered by Jake
1.D, (5,0)
2.B, 40 of type A: 80 of type B
3.C, x= 1,600; y= 0

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Answered by Gaia
Jake's 100%
Answered by :)
Thank you Jake I got 100%
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