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Volgvan
4 years ago
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Which ordered pair minimizes the objective function C = 60x + 85y?. (0, 160). (55, 70). (80, 50). (170, 0)

Mathematics
2 answers:
dangina [55]4 years ago
3 0

Step-by-step explanation:

The given objective function is C = 60x + 85y

To check that which ordered pair is minimizing the objective function-we will substitute all the ordered pair one by one in the given function and we will calculate the value of C. The ordered pair which will give the minimum value will be the answer.

For (0, 160)

C=60\times 0+85\times 160=13600

For (55, 70)

C=60\times 55+85\times 70=9250

For (80, 50)

C=60\times 80+85\times 50=9050

For (80, 50)

C=60\times 170+85\times 0=10200

Hence the ordered pair which minimizes the objective function is (80, 50)




Vera_Pavlovna [14]4 years ago
3 0
The ordered pair which minimizes the function C = 60x + 85y is ordered pair (80, 50). The correct answer between all the choices given is the third choice.
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