2. AMBK Company manufactures furniture such as sofas and tables. In their current inven-tory, a total of 48 planks of wood are left. Each sofa needs four planks of wood to be madewhile each table needs two planks of wood to be made. The company earns a profit ofhundred pesos where P(x, y) = 12xy for selling a units of sofas and y units of tables. Withtheir current inventory of woods, how many sofas and tables are needed to be producedto maximize their profit? (Use the Lagrange method of optimization.)

Each sofa need 4 plank of wood Each table need 2 plank of wood Total availability of wood 48 plank…

AMBK Company manufactures furniture such as sofas and tables. In their current inven- tory, a total of 48 planks of wood are left. Each sofa needs four planks of wood to be made while each table needs two planks of wood to be made. The company earns a profit of P hundred pesos where P(x, y) = 12xy for selling a units of sofas and y units of tables. With their current inventory of woods, how many sofas and tables are needed to be produced to maximize their profit? (Use the Lagrange method of optimization.)

AMBK Company manufactures furniture such as sofas and tables. In their current inven- tory, a total of 48 planks of wood are left. Each sofa needs four planks of wood to be made while each table needs two planks of wood to be made. The company earns a profit of P hundred pesos where P(x, y) = 12xy for selling a units of sofas and y units of tables. With their current inventory of woods, how many sofas and tables are needed to be produced to maximize their profit? (Use the Lagrange method of optimization.)

Algebra: Structure And Method, Book 1

(REV)00th Edition

ISBN:9780395977224

Author:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

Publisher:Richard G. Brown, Mary P. Dolciani, Robert H. Sorgenfrey, William L. Cole

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