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Showing posts with label Linear Programming Problems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Linear Programming Problems. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2007

Monday, November 19

Ok, so today was short blocks so we didn't really get to terribly much accomplished. The class was basically a work period used for accelerated math and corrections of our questions that were homework last week. That doesn't really give me much to scribe about so I thought I would post some links that might be of use to someone.

Linear Programming:
http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/beyond/articles/LinearProgramming/linearprogram.html

Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Solving Linear Programming Problems: Question 2



A rectangle to be constructed has a length less than twice its width, its perimeter is at most 48 units, and its area is at least 32 square units.


L=length(x)


W=width(y)
a)Inequality that represents the relationship between the length and width.


~ l<2w


b)Inequality that represents the perimeter.


~2(l+w)<=48


c)Inequality that represents the area.


~ l*w>=32


d)Graph these inqualities

e)Give two possible solutions for the dimensions of the rectangle.
-(10,10)
-(5,15)
-(18,8)

People who did this wonderful question!!!
-Ashley
-Alexis
-Alissa
-Haley
-Kat-lynn