A baker has 150 kilograms of flour 22 kilos of sugar and


Question: Replace the objective function in Example by 20x1 + tx2. For what values of t will the maximum profit still be at x1 = 5 and x2 = 22.5?

Example: A baker has 150 kilograms of flour, 22 kilos of sugar, and 27.5 kilos of butter with which to make two types of cake. Suppose that making one dozen A cakes requires 3 kilos of flour, 1 kilo of sugar, and 1 kilo of butter, whereas making one dozen B cakes requires 6 kilos of flour, 0.5 kilo of sugar, and 1 kilo of butter. Suppose that the profit from one dozen A cakes is 20 and from one dozen B cakes is 30. How many dozen A cakes (x1) and how many dozen B cakes (x2) will maximize the baker's profit?

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