Drew Music Corp has 2 manufacturing plants (Kansas City and Chicago) that ship products to 3 distribution centers (Blues Town, Jazz City, and Pop Village). You are going to set up a Linear Programming problem for Drew. Use descriptive variables (Not things like X1A). You do not need to solve the problem, just write out the objective function.
Transportation cost Demand
Kansas City Chicago
Blues Town 7 4 250
Jazz City 6 3 200
Pop Village 5 2 150
Unit Manufacturing Cost 10 20
Capacity 300 450
Write out the objective function. (Include Max or Min) (Variables should be 2 characters long and should imply the shipping direction.)

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