(See) A door factory can buy supplies in two kinds of packages, f and g. The package f contains 3 slabs of wood, 4 fasteners, and 6 brackets. The package
Question: A door factory can buy supplies in two kinds of packages, \(f\) and \(g\). The package \(f\) contains 3 slabs of wood, 4 fasteners, and 6 brackets. The package \(g\) contains 5 fasteners, 3 brackets, and 7 slabs of wood.
- Give a list of inputs and outputs for the functions \(f\) and \(g\).
- Give an order to the 3 kinds of supplies and then write \(f\) and \(g\) as elements of \(\mathbb{R}^{3}\).
- Let \(L\) be the manufacturing process; it takes in supply packages and gives out two products (doors, and door frames) and it is linear in supplies. If \(Lf\) is 1 door and 2 frames and \(Lg\) is 3 doors and 1 frame, find a matrix for \(\mathrm{L}\).
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