(See Steps) A manufacturer makes two products A and B, each of which is processed in two departments, production and finishing. Each A takes 3 hours to
Question: A manufacturer makes two products A and B, each of which is processed in two departments, production and finishing. Each A takes 3 hours to produce and six hours to finish, whereas each B takes 5 hours to produce and 2 hours to finish. How many units of A and B can be produced and finished if exactly 24 hours are available in each department and all hours must be used?
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[See Steps] The table below shows the number of hours required
Solution: A medical supply company has 1150 worker-hours for production,
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