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HW: Pg. 166-167 #10-14, 15-21o

HW: Pg. 166-167 #10-14, 15-21o. Min of -34 at (-2, -6); Max of 27 at (1, 5) Min of 10 at (2, 1); No Max – feasible region is unbounded Min of 0 at (0, 0); Max of 27 at (0, 9) Min of 6 at (2, 1); Max of 29 at (5, 6) Min of -12 at (-5, -2); Max of 2 at (0, 2)

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HW: Pg. 166-167 #10-14, 15-21o

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  1. HW: Pg. 166-167 #10-14, 15-21o Min of -34 at (-2, -6); Max of 27 at (1, 5) Min of 10 at (2, 1); No Max – feasible region is unbounded Min of 0 at (0, 0); Max of 27 at (0, 9) Min of 6 at (2, 1); Max of 29 at (5, 6) Min of -12 at (-5, -2); Max of 2 at (0, 2) Min of 0 at (0, 0); Max of 740 at (60, 20) No Min – feasible region is unbounded; Max of 132 at (15, 12) 19. Min of 6 at (0, 2); Max of 29 at (5, 3) 21. Make 37.5 gallons of Orangeade and 31.25 gallons of Berry-fruity for a profit of $31.25.

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