Sunseel Industries produces two types of raw materials, A and B, with a production cost of $4 and $8 per unit, respectively. The combined production of A and B must be at least 700 units per month. The factory is expected to produce at least 400 units of B and not more than 1200 units of A each month. The processing times for A and B are observed to be 5 hours and 4 hours, respectively. A total of 3000 production hours are available per month. Develop a linear program that Sunseel Industries can use to determine the number of units of each raw material to produce that will meet the demand and minimize the total cost.
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Sunseel Industries produces two types of raw materials, A and B, with a production cost of $4 and $8 per unit, respectively. The combined production of A and B must be at least 700 units per month. The factory is expected to produce at least 400 units of B and not more than 1200 units of A each month. The processing times for A and B are observed to be 5 hours and 4 hours, respectively. A total of 3000 production hours are available per month. Develop a linear program that Sunseel Industries can use to determine the number of units of each raw material to produce that will meet the demand and minimize the total cost.
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