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Your furniture store sells two types of dining room tables. The first, type A, costs $207, and you make a $29 profit on each one. The second, type B, costs $181, and you make a $19 profit on each one. You can order no more than 190 tables this month, and you need to make at least $4,610 profit on them. If you must order at least one of each type of table, how many of each type of table should you order if you want to minimize your cost
let x = # of type A, y = # of type B type A, costs $207, so x type A tables cost a total of 207x dollars
type B costs 181, so y type B tables cost 181y dollars
total cost: 207x+181y let c = total cost this would mean c = 207x+181y we'll come back to this, but keep it in mind
type A gives you a profit of $29, so x tables of type A brings a total profit of 29x type B gives you a profit of $19, so x tables of type B brings a total profit of 19y total profit: 29x + 19y this must be at least $4,610, so 29x + 19y >= 4610
it further states that "you must order at least one of each type of table," so we know that x >= 1 y >= 1
these are the choices 90 of type A; 100 of B 111 of type a 79 of B 79 of typr a 111 of type b 100 of type a 90 of type b
oh sry, i didn't see this "You can order no more than 190 tables this month" means you also have x+y <= 190
your next step is to graph the system of inequalities 29x + 19y >= 4610 x+y <= 190 x >= 1 y >= 1
so is it D 100 of type A 90 of B
did you graph the system?
no.. But i was playing with the numbers and came up with this one being the best deal
is it right?
@jim_thompson5910 ??
one sec
ok
you are correct, I just graphed/verified it myself
thanks!!
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