What is the maximum value of 6x + 10y in the feasible region? http://als.mnps.org/R85Content/media/pictures/alg21_n/c2616t1.gif?ts=1465516815041
I dont know how to solve this im sorry :(
@mathmate
Do you want to do the easy way or proper way?
@mathmate which is easier? thank you
Well, let's start the easy way. The graph has five corners, including the origin (0,0), right?
@mathmate yes the link is to the graph
Can you give me the objective function?
@mathmate what is that? its linear programing?
@mathmate Linear programing alg 2
Yes, linear programming is a kind of optimization. But you can call it optimization as well. They both use the same terms.
@mathmate ok so how would i solve this?
Do you know the objective function?
@mathmate no i dont know it
Objective function is a function that represents the quantity you're trying to maximize or minimize.
@mathmate oh ok
What is the maximum value of 6x + 10y in the feasible region? http://als.mnps.org/R85Content/media/pictures/alg21_n/c2616t1.gif?ts=1465516815041
If you read the first line of the question, you will see that the objective function is to maximize Z(x,y)=6x+10y. It is important to see that 1. the objective function is linear 2. the objective function is trying to maximize or maximize. ok?
oh ok
Now we're ready to proceed. As I said, there are five corners. If the objective function is linear, you only have to substitute the coordinates of EACH of the five points to evaluate Z(x,y). Then you choose the maximum value of Z(x,y). Is that ok?
ok i see that
I'll start with the first point (0,0) Z(0,0)=6(0)+10(0)=0 So that's a start. Can you find Z(x,y) for the remaining four points?
i dont know how to do that
Can you pick one of the corners and give me the coordinates?
@hannahaz Are you there?
Tag me if you want to finish the problem.
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