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Ivenika [448]
2 years ago
5

Una empresa fabrica dos productos, X y Y. Cada cantidad del articulo X producida requiere dos horas de trabajo en una taladrador

a, y cada unidad del articulo Y, cinco horas de trabajo en la taladradora. La empresa tiene un máximo de 40 horas de trabajo para la taladradora en la semana. La expresión algebraica que modela esta situación es: 2x +5y<40. a)Graficar dicha expresión b) ¿Es posible fabricar 10 unidades del producto X y 5 unidades del producto Y ?Justificar
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1 answer:
Zarrin [17]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

la respuesta esta abajo

Step-by-step explanation:

a) Sea x el número del artículo x mientras que y representa el número del artículo y.

Dado que cada cantidad de artículo x requiere 2 horas de trabajo de perforación, mientras que cada cantidad de artículo y requiere 5 horas de trabajo de perforación. Hay un máximo de 40 horas disponibles, por tanto el modelo se da como:

2x + 5y ≤ 40

b) La trama se trazó utilizando la herramienta gráfica en línea de geogebra.

c) Para 10 unidades de X y 5 unidades de y:

2 (10) + 5 (5) = 45> 40

Por lo tanto, esto no sería posible porque requerirá 45 horas de perforación, lo que es más que el máximo de 40 horas disponibles.

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