FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Author: Libby
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Problem 6. Linear Programming Following are the data about Maximin Company's two products that it produces through its production facilities: Product A P 3 Product B P 4 5 units Contribution Margin Per Unit Materials Used: Material X 2 units Material Y 4 meters 2 meters Available Quantity of Materials: Material X 120 pieces Material Y 80 meters Required: a. Objective function – involving maximization of the company's contribution margin. b. Constraint function for Material X c. Constraint function for Material Y d. The optimal mix of products that must be produces by Maximin Company.
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 6. Linear Programming Following are the data about Maximin Company's two products that it produces through its production facilities: Product A P 3 Product B P 4 5 units Contribution Margin Per Unit Materials Used: Material X 2 units Material Y 4 meters 2 meters Available Quantity of Materials: Material X 120 pieces Material Y 80 meters Required: a. Objective function – involving maximization of the company's contribution margin. b. Constraint function for Material X c. Constraint function for Material Y d. The optimal mix of products that must be produces by Maximin Company.
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