MarkFL said:The link you provided does not work. Can you post the question and your work instead? If we see your work, then we have a better idea where you are stuck and how best to help.
saadskl123 said:Q.26]The Red cross wants to airlift supplies into a south american country which has experienced an Earth quake.Four types of supplies each of which would be shipped in containers are being considered.One container of a particular item weighs 120,300,250 and 500 pounds respectively for four items. if the airplane to be used has a weight capacity of 60.000 pounds and xj equals the number of containers shipped into item j.
a] Determine the equation which ensures that the plane will be loaded to its weight capacity.solved
b] if it is decided to devote this plane to one supply item only, how many containers could be shipped of each item?solved
Q.27]each container of supply item require a specific volume of space.Suppose container of four items require 30,60,50 and 80 cubic feet respectively.if the volume capacity of the plane is 15000 cubic feet.
a] same as 26 solved
b] same as 26 solved
c]using the information from exercise 26 what is the maximum numbers of containers which could be shipped of each item if both weight and volume are considered?indicate in each case whether weight or volume capacity is the constraining factor.
26 part [a] 120x1 +300x2 + 250x3 + 500x4 = 60000 ----------> EquationMarkFL said:For part c) of Q27, what did you try? If you post this, then our helpers can see where you are stuck and/or what mistakes you made and can better help you.
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