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    Oct 17, 2012, 06:57 PM
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    A company makes two kinds of tires: Model r and model s. Each tire is processed on three machines: A, b, c. To make one model r requires 1/2 hour o machine a, 2 hours on machine b, and 1 hour on c. To make one models requires 1 hour on a, 1 hour on b and 4 hours on c. During the next week machine a will be available for at most 20hours, machine b for at most 60 hours, and machine c for at most 60 hours. If the company makes a $10 profit on each model r tire and $15 profit on each model s tire, about how many of each tire should be made to maximize the company's profit? What would the profit be?
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    Oct 19, 2012, 01:42 PM
    Given:
    tire= r s
    machines ABC

    r= 1/2*A=2B=1C

    s= 1*A=1B=4C

    A->20h
    B->60h
    c->60h

    r= +10$
    s= +15$

    Max use of Machines based off their most efficient usage:
    A(20)=20*2*r=40*10

    B(60)=60s=60*15

    C(60)=60r=60*10

    Total Profits:
    40*10+60*10+60*15
    =100*10+60*15
    =1000+60*10+60*5
    =1000+600+300
    =1900$

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