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marin [14]
3 years ago
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Breezeless Company produces doors and window frames. It generates profit at $2.00 per door and $1.00 per window frame. Manufactu

re of these products requires two work centers. Work center 1 has 120 labor hours available while work center 2 has 80 hours available. Production of one hundred doors requires 3 hours in work center 1 and 5 hours in work center 2. To produce one hundred window frames, it takes 5 hours in work center 1 and 2 hours in work center 2.
1. How many doors are to be produced?a. 8.4b. 842c. 900d. 1684e. 84.22. How many windows are to be produced?a. 16.3b. 163c. 1625d. 1895e. 20003. What is the optimal profit?a. 3501b. 3579c. 3595d. 3623e. 3701
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