You have 6 roses with you, and now you need to decide what bouquets to make in order to maximize your profit. I have presented this data as a set of tuples below. (Roses, Prices) = {(1,$3),(2,$5), (3, $9), (4,$13), (5,$14), (6,$18)} For example, if you make two 2-rose bouquets and two 1-rose bouquets (2+2+1+1=6), then your profit is 5+5+3+3=16 dollars. Note- for this problem you can have multiple rose bouquets in each category. However, if you make a 5-rose bouquet and a 1-rose bouquet (5+1=6), then your profit is 14+3=17 dollars. Determine the maximum profit you can make.
In addition to being a Computer Scientist, you have a (side-hustle) business where you sell flower bouquets.Each of your flower bouquets consists of a certain number of red roses, with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 6.
This is the profit you make from each of your bouquets, which is a function of the number of red roses in that bouquet.
You have 6 roses with you, and now you need to decide what bouquets to make in order to maximize your profit. I have presented this data as a set of tuples below.
(Roses, Prices) = {(1,$3),(2,$5), (3, $9), (4,$13), (5,$14), (6,$18)}
For example, if you make two 2-rose bouquets and two 1-rose bouquets (2+2+1+1=6), then your profit is 5+5+3+3=16 dollars. Note- for this problem you can have multiple rose bouquets in each category.
However, if you make a 5-rose bouquet and a 1-rose bouquet (5+1=6), then your profit is 14+3=17 dollars.
Determine the maximum profit you can make.
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