Mathematics, 27.03.2020 21:01 suselygonza

Steinwelt Piano manufactures uprights and consoles in two plants, Plant I and Plant II. The output of Plant I is at most 300/month, whereas the output of Plant II is at most 250/month. These pianos are shipped to three warehouses that serve as distribution centers for the company. To fill current and projected orders, Warehouse A requires a minimum of 200 pianos/month, Warehouse B requires at least 150 pianos/month, and Warehouse C requires at least 200 pianos/month. The shipping cost of each piano from Plant I to Warehouse A, Warehouse B, and Warehouse C is $45, $45, and $65, respectively, and the shipping cost of each piano from Plant II to Warehouse A, Warehouse B, and Warehouse C is $65, $55, and $35, respectively. Use the method of this section to determine the shipping schedule that will enable Steinwelt to meet the warehouses' requirements while keeping the shipping costs to a minimum.

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