A company produces alarm clocks. During the regular workweek, the labor cost for producing one clock is $4.00

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Dmitrij [34]3 years ago

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The question is not complete, nut here is the complete question ; A company produces alarm clocks. During the regular workweek, the labor cost for producing one clock is $4.00. However, if a clock is produced on overtime, the labor cost is $5.00. Management has decided to spend no more than a total of $51,000 per week for labor. The company must produce 12,000 clocks this week. What is the minimum number of clocks that must be produced during the regular workweek?

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