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Naya [18.7K]
3 years ago
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Which describes the cross section of a square prism that passes through vertices A, B, and C? A square prism. The cross section

is a triangle with 2 equal sides, 1 side longer than 8 inches, and 2 sides of equal length that are longer than 12 inches. a triangle with three equal sides, all measuring 8 inches a triangle with three equal sides, all longer than 12 inches a triangle with only two equal sides; one side measures 8 inches, and two sides measure 12 inches a triangle with only two equal sides; one side is longer than 8 inches and two sides of equal length that are longer than 12 inches
Mathematics
1 answer:
forsale [732]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

D is wrong its C

Step-by-step explanation:

I just took the test and c was wrong its D and if its neither let me know.

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z = 14* X₁₁ + 14*X₁₂ + 5*X₁₃ + 10*X₂₁ + 10*X₂₂ + 10*X₂₃ + 5*X₃₁ + 5*X₃₂ + 5*X₃₃    to maximize

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First center               X₁₁  +  X₂₁  + X₃₁  ≤  550

Second center         X₁₂  +  X₂₂  + X₃₂  ≤ 750

Third center               X₁₃  + X₂₃  + X₃₃  ≤ 275                  

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22* X₁₂  + 16* X₂₂  + 9*X₃₂   ≤   2700

22*X₁₃  + 16* X₂₃  +  9*X₃₃  ≤  3400

X₁₁  +  X₁₂  + X₁₃  ≤  710

X₂₁  + X₂₂ + X₂₃  ≤  900

X₃₁ + X₃₂ + X₃₃  ≤  350

2700*(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁)  -  11000*(X₁₂ + X₂₂ + X₃₂) = 0

3400*(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁) - 11000*( ( X₁₃ + X₂₃ + X₃₃) = 0

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let´s call Xij   product size i produced in center j

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X₁₁    product size huge produced in center 1

X₁₂    product size huge produced in center 2

X₁₃   product size huge produced in center 3

X₂₁   product size average produced in center 1

X₂₂   product size average produced in center 2

X₂₃   product size average produced in center 3

X₃₁  product size-tiny produced in center 1

X₃₂ product size-tiny produced in center 2

X₃₃ product size-tiny produced in center 3

Then Objective function is

z = 14* X₁₁ + 14*X₁₂ + 5*X₁₃ + 10*X₂₁ + 10*X₂₂ + 10*X₂₃ + 5*X₃₁ + 5*X₃₂ + 5*X₃₃

Constrains

Center capacity

1.-   First center               X₁₁  +  X₂₁  + X₃₁  ≤  550

2.-   Second center         X₁₂  +  X₂₂  + X₃₂  ≤ 750

3.- Third center               X₁₃  + X₂₃  + X₃₃  ≤ 275

Water available

1.-  22* X₁₁  + 16* X₂₁  + 9*X₃₁     ≤   11000

2.-  22* X₁₂  + 16* X₂₂  + 9*X₃₂   ≤   2700

3.-   22*X₁₃  + 16* X₂₃  +  9*X₃₃  ≤  3400

Demand constrain

Product huge

X₁₁  +  X₁₂  + X₁₃  ≤  710

Product average

X₂₁  + X₂₂ + X₂₃  ≤  900

Product tiny

X₃₁ + X₃₂ + X₃₃  ≤  350

Fraction SP/CC must be the same

First and second centers  fraction SP/CC  

(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁)/ 11000   =  (X₁₂ + X₂₂ + X₃₂)/ 2700

2700*(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁)  -  11000*(X₁₂ + X₂₂ + X₃₂) = 0

First and third centers  fraction SP/CC  

(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁)/ 11000   = ( X₁₃ + X₂₃ + X₃₃)/ 3400

3400*(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁) - 11000*( ( X₁₃ + X₂₃ + X₃₃) = 0

The model is:

z = 14* X₁₁ + 14*X₁₂ + 5*X₁₃ + 10*X₂₁ + 10*X₂₂ + 10*X₂₃ + 5*X₃₁ + 5*X₃₂ + 5*X₃₃

Subject to:

First center               X₁₁  +  X₂₁  + X₃₁  ≤  550

Second center         X₁₂  +  X₂₂  + X₃₂  ≤ 750

Third center               X₁₃  + X₂₃  + X₃₃  ≤ 275                  

22* X₁₁  + 16* X₂₁  + 9*X₃₁     ≤   11000

22* X₁₂  + 16* X₂₂  + 9*X₃₂   ≤   2700

22*X₁₃  + 16* X₂₃  +  9*X₃₃  ≤  3400

X₁₁  +  X₁₂  + X₁₃  ≤  710

X₂₁  + X₂₂ + X₂₃  ≤  900

X₃₁ + X₃₂ + X₃₃  ≤  350

2700*(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁)  -  11000*(X₁₂ + X₂₂ + X₃₂) = 0

3400*(X₁₁  +  X ₂₁  + X₃₁) - 11000*( ( X₁₃ + X₂₃ + X₃₃) = 0

Xij >= 0

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