Graph the system of constraints. Name all vertices. Then find the value of x and y that maximize or minimize the objective function. Find the maximum or minimum value 6<_x+y<_13 x>_3 y>_1 Maximum for P=4x+3y
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I'll graph the system for you. One sec
If you were to graph this system of inequalities, then you'd get what you see that is attached. The red points are the corner points or vertices of the feasible region
I used geogebra to graph this system
What you do from here is plug each point into the equation P=4x+3y The largest value of P that you get will be your maximum
what are the vertices?
the red points shown on that graph
they are the corner points of the feasible region
one of them is (3,3) and I'm sure you can spot the rest
how do I know which one to put for x and y?
x is along the horizontal axis y is along the vertical
example: the red point on the far right is (12,1) since x = 12, y = 1
what do I do after I get all the vertices/answers? I got the maximum and minimum answers.
what results did you get
maximum is 51 and minimum is 21.
you nailed both of them
is that all I do?
it looks like it just wants the max though
but you now know how to find either one
Should I circle them both?
yep, that's all you do graph the system find the vertices plug each one in sort the results and pick out the max and/or min
It says "Maximum for P=4x+3y" so it looks like it just wants the max
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