Sam Z. answered • 05/16/19
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As for the cheapest; prices are needed.
With this imfo I'd purchase 3 "a" deals and 4 "b" deals.
390+260=650apples; 108+216=324pears; 12+48=60olives.
Sam Z.
3a+4b=necesities
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05/16/19
Kazi K.
Min 2 = 24 * X1 + 300 * X2 ----break---- 130*X1 + 65*X2 > 650 ----break---- 36*X1 + 54*X2 > 324 ----break---- 4*X1 + 12*X2 > 48 i got this far but now stuck, and the > is (= and > together) but don't have that symbol on keyboard..... :/
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05/17/19
Sam Z.
With the answer above; you're getting too many olives. Enjoy them.
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05/17/19
Kazi K.
yeah u can have too many, but not less than the minimum.... and it's supposed to be solved with a graph.....
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05/18/19
Kazi K.
pounds refer to £, for the price, so deal a, is 24$, and deal b is 30$. and yes, i worked out that it's 3 and 4, but how can i present this in a mathematical solution? (with steps)05/16/19