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Find the maximum value of 2x+3y subject to the constraints

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Find the maximum value of 2x+3y and the point at which it occurs subject to the following constraints:

y>(or = to) 3x-9

y<(or=to) x+5

y<(or=to)-2x+11

x>(or=to) 0, y>(or=to) 0
asked Sep 30, 2015 in ALGEBRA 2 by egbush Rookie

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Step 1:

The objective function is image.

The constraints are

image

image

image

image.

Graph :

Graph the inequalities and shade the required region.

image

Note : The shaded region is the set of feasible solution for the objective function including boundary segments.

Observe the graph:

Tabulate the solutions of each of two system of inequalities and obtain the intersection points.

Step 2:

Find the value of objective function at the intersection points.

The objective function is image.

At point : image.

At point image: image.

At point image: image.

At point image: image.

At point image: image.

Observe the values of :

The maximum value of is image when image and image.

Solution:

The maximum value of the objective function is image at the point image.

answered Sep 30, 2015 by Sammi Mentor

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