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Maximizing Profit in Furniture Production

The document outlines a linear programming problem aimed at maximizing profit from the production of cabinets and dressers. The objective function is to maximize profit represented by P=100x1 +80x2, subject to constraints related to assembly and finishing. The constraints include limits on the number of units produced based on available resources.
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Maximizing Profit in Furniture Production

The document outlines a linear programming problem aimed at maximizing profit from the production of cabinets and dressers. The objective function is to maximize profit represented by P=100x1 +80x2, subject to constraints related to assembly and finishing. The constraints include limits on the number of units produced based on available resources.
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Example 1:

Decision variables:
Let x1= no. of units of cabinets to be produced and to maximize profit
x2=no. of units of dressers to be produced and to maximize profit
Objective Function:
Maximize P=100x1 +80x2
Constraints:
Subject to: 4x1 +2x2 ≤ 60  assembly
2x1 +4x2 ≤ 48  finishing
x1, x2 ≥ 0

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