An apple pie uses 4 cups of apples and 3 cups of flour. An apple cobbler uses 2 cups of apples and 3 cups of flour. You have 16 cups of apples and 15 cups of flour. When you sell these at the Farmer’s Market you make $3.00 profit per apple pie and $2.00 proft per apple cobbler. Use linear programming to determine how many apple pies and how many apple cobblers you should make to maximize your profit. 1a. Let x= the number of apple pies you make and y= the number of apple cobblers you make. Write
1b. Write an inequality to show the constraint on the amount of flour you have. (1 pt) 1c. Write any non-negativity constraints on x and y. (1 pt)
2a. Leaving your inequality from 1a in standard form, find the x and y intercepts to graph it on the coordinate plane provided. Be sure to shade accordingly. (1 pt) 2b. Leaving your inequality from 1b in standard form, find the x and y intercepts to graph it on the coordinate plane provided. Be sure to shade accordingly. (1 pt)
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