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alexdok [17]
3 years ago
5

A school district needs to arrange transportation for at least 360 students for a field trip. The district can use large buses o

r small buses. The large buses hold 60 students each and have an operating expense of $300 for the day. The small buses hold 45 students each and have an operating expense of $200 for the day. The district only has chaperones for, at most, seven buses. What is the minimum cost for the transportation for the field trip?. A.$1,400. B. $1,600. C.$1,700. D.$1,800

Mathematics
2 answers:
Thepotemich [5.8K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer : $1700

From the given information we make constraints

Let x be the number of large buses

and y be the number of small buses

C be the total cost for the trip

Cost C  = 300 * number of large buses + 200 * number of small buses

So C = 300 x + 200 y

Constraints are :

at least 360 students, So 60 x + 45 y >= 360

at most 7 buses , So x + y < = 7

Number of large buses x>=0

Number of large buses y > =0

Now we graph the constraints and find all the endpoints

Graph is attached below

End points are (3,4) , (6,0) and (7,0)

Now we find cost at each end points

C = 300 x + 200 y

(3,4) ----> 300(3) + 200(4) = 1700

(6,0) ----> 300(6) + 200(0) = 1800

(7,0) ----> 300(7) + 200(0) = 2100

The minimum cost is 1700



GaryK [48]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

$1700

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the number of large buses be x

Let number of small buses be y

Let C be the total cost for the trip

Since w eare given that cost of 1 large bus is 300 and 1 small bus is 200

So, Cost C  = 300 * number of large buses + 200 * number of small buses

So  C = 300 x + 200 y

Constraints are :

Since we are given that large buses can hold 60 students each

So, total students in x buses = 60 x

We are also given that small buses can hold 45 students each.

So, total students in y buses = 45y

Since we are also given that A school district needs to arrange transportation for at least 360 students

So, 60x+45y\geq 360

Number of large busesx\geq 0

Number of small buses y\geq 0

We are also given that The district only has chaperones for, at most, seven buses.

So, x+y\leq 7

Now we graph the constraints and find all the endpoints

Refer the attached Graph

So,End points are (3,4) , (6,0) and (7,0)

Now substitute these points in Cost function to find minimum cost.

with(3,4)

C = 300(3) + 200(4)

C = 1700

with (6,0)

C = 300(6) + 200(0)

C = 1800

With (7,0)

C = 300(7) + 200(0)

C = 2100

Hence the minimum cost is $1700.

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