Mathematics, 23.03.2021 14:00 wananikwecurley99

Home-Deco uses three operations to assemble three types of home decorating accessories - candle holders, mirrors, & vases. The daily available times for the three operations are
600, 775, & 220 minutes, respectively. The cost per unit of candle holders, mirrors, &
vases are $12, $55, & $26, respectively.
Each "Candle holder" requires 15 minutes in Operation 1, 7 minutes in Operation 2, & 9
mimutes in Operations 3.
Each "Mirror" requires 12 minutes in Operation 1, 9 minutes in Operation 2, & 11
minutes in Operations 3.
Each "Vase” requires 10 minutes in Operation 1, 5 minutes in Operation 2, & 3 minutes
in Operations 3.
The production department states the following conditions:
+ C4: the production of "Candle Holders" must not exceed 720 units.
+ C5: The production of "Mirrors & Vaser" should
be at least %65 of the total
production

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