Business Math Question

[Cameron]

My girlfriend has decided to take on the very rigorous "mini-mester" and ended up with a VERY rough professor. She wasn't too worried about it thought because she thought she could just swing over to the tutor and get some help...well that is NOT the case. The tutors take breaks too...go figure?

Anyways, I was wondering if their was anyone around here who could be of any assistance in a Finite Math class, because I am no help at all.

Thanks in advance.

[tx_dropem]

2+2= 4 im pretty good, if this can assist give me a ring. I hope ya find someone, good luck to ya erin!

[slayer]

Cameron,

What the math problem?

[Cameron]

Well it is a word problem...let me see if I can get it real quick.

The Acrosonic Company manufactures a model G loudspeaker system in plants I & II. The output at plant I is at most 800 systems per month, whereas the output at plant II is at most 600 per month. These loudspeaker systems are shipped to the three warehouses A, B, and C whose minimum monthly requirements are 500, 400, and 400 respectively. Shipping costs from plant I to warehouse A, warehouse B, and warehouse C are $16, $20, and $22 per loud speaker system, respectively and shipping costs from plant II to each warehouse is $18, $16, and $14, respectively. What shipping schedule will enable Acrosonic to meet the warehouses' requirements and at the same time keep it's shipping to a minimum?

How much over the minimums for each warehouse is sent?

She has to find the linear constraints and graph them to find the minimum cost...

I think I may vomit...

[Solocam]

I think I may vomit...

Me too... Good luck!

[slayer]

Sorry Cameron, way over my head!

[bboswell]

Dam....if I had only brought my graph paper to the stand Bump

[Joe H]

Light the manufacturing plants on fire and claim insurance.

[Howard]

My sister is a math wiz and graduated Val. And has taken like every math class ATM offers! If no one helps you she always up for the challenge

[spur]

When you find some one I always wanted to know how much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?

[SmTx]

My sister is a math wiz and graduated Val. And has taken like every math class ATM offers! If no one helps you she always up for the challenge

I can vouch she taught me algebra, pre-cal and accounting.

[spur]

Well it is a word problem...let me see if I can get it real quick.

The Acrosonic Company manufactures a model G loudspeaker system in plants I & II. The output at plant I is at most 800 systems per month, whereas the output at plant II is at most 600 per month. These loudspeaker systems are shipped to the three warehouses A, B, and C whose minimum monthly requirements are 500, 400, and 400 respectively. Shipping costs from plant I to warehouse A, warehouse B, and warehouse C are $16, $20, and $22 per loud speaker system, respectively and shipping costs from plant II to each warehouse is $18, $16, and $14, respectively. What shipping schedule will enable Acrosonic to meet the warehouses' requirements and at the same time keep it's shipping to a minimum?

How much over the minimums for each warehouse is sent?



She has to find the linear constraints and graph them to find the minimum cost...

I think I may vomit...

I think the answer is TBH express.

[peon]

The answer is .........

1. Drop the class and take one that has real world problems.

2. Google it.

Good Luck on finding the answer.

[RonaldB]

Been a while since I had the class. I will try and figure it out and let you know.

[Heath]

Pick C