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ozzi
3 years ago
14

Review the scenario:

Business
2 answers:
ankoles [38]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

w4

Explanation:

because its w4 because it explains its his first day on the job

Aloiza [94]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

W-4   form

Explanation:

The W-4 form is an Internal revenue service tax form that is filled by an employee to inform his employer of his or her tax situation. this form helps the employer to calculate to exact amount to withhold from the wages of the employee as  withholding tax.

Filling of this form is very vital for the employee because it will help the employee pay the accurate tax on his wage and not overpay thereby leaving him or her with enough money after tax. The W-2 form is filled by the employer detailing the wages and tax of his employee.

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Answer:

a) Objective Function:

P = $18.6x + $13.9y

b)

1. 2x + 2.5y \leq 3000 For Carpentry

2. 1.5x +1.0 y \leq 1500 For Painting

3. 1.3x + 1.2y \leq 1500 For Finishing

c)

x \geq 500

y \geq 650

Explanation:

Data Given:

Contemporary Style Cabinets Sells For = $90

Farmhouse Style Cabinets Sell For = $85

Hours per process:

For Contemporary:

Time for Carpentry = 2.0

Time for Painting = 1.5

Time for Finishing = 1.3

Similarly,

for Farmhouse Cabinet style:

Time for Carpentry = 2.5

Time for Painting =  1.0

Time for Finishing = 1.2

Costing for Processes:

Carpentry = $15/hr

Painting = $12/hr

Finishing = $18/hr

Availability of hours in the week:

Carpentry = 3000 hours

Painting = 1500 hours

Finishing = 1500 hours

Orders for Cabinets in the week:

Contemporary Cabinets = 500 units/week

Farmhouse Style = 650 units/week  

Suppose,

x = number of contemporary style cabinets

y = number of Farmhouse cabinets

Step 1:

We need to calculate the total cost of the cabinets first.

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(2 x $15) + (1.5 x $12) + (1.3 x $18) = $71.4/cabinet

Similarly,

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For Farmhouse Style:

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Objective Function:

P = $18.6x + $13.9y

b) Mathematical Expression for the constraints, which are:

1. 2x + 2.5y \leq 3000 For Carpentry

2. 1.5x +1.0 y \leq 1500 For Painting

3. 1.3x + 1.2y \leq 1500 For Finishing

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x \geq 500

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1.

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