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Pianni Beverages produce two ready-mixed cocktail drinks; the Zombie and the Skyjack. Each is a mixture of vodka, vermouth, and

ginger. It takes 3 litres of vodka, 6 litres of vermouth and 1 litre of ginger to make 10 litres of Zombie. It takes 5 litres of vodka, 3 litres of vermouth and 2 litres of ginger to make 10 litres of Skyjack.
The company makes £150 profit per 10 litres of Zombie and £200 profit per 10 litres of Skyjack. The maximum available supplies per day are: 1500 litres of vodka, 1500 litres of vermouth and 400 litres of ginger. Pianni Beverages wants to maximize profits on a daily basis by producing the optimal number of Zombie and Skyjack.

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Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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£32000 is the answer to that question and I appreciate your help

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