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A merchant sells two models X and Y of TV with cost price ₹ 25000 and ₹ 50000 Per set respectively. He gets a profit of ₹ 1500 on model X and ₹ 2000 on model Y . The sales connot exceed 20 sets in a month. If he cannot invest more than 6 lakh rupees, formulate the problem of determining the number of sets of each type he must keep in stock for maximum profit.

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  7. A company produces three types of cloth A,B and C. Three kinds of wool...

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  8. MaximizeZ =5x1+6x2 "Subject to" : 2x1 +3x2 le 6 x1,x2 ge 0

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  9. Minimize:Z=6x1+7x2 "Subject to":x1+2x2 ge 4 x1,x2 ge 0

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  10. Maximize :Z=20x1+40x2 "Subject to" :x1+x2 le 1 x1,x2 ge 0.

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  11. Solve the following LPP graphically. Minimize z=30x1+45x2 subject to 2...

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  12. Optimize :Z=5x1+25x2 "Subject to":-0.5x1+x2 le 2 -x1+5x2 ge 5 x1,x2 g...

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  13. Maximize:Z=14x1+4x2 "Subject to":x1+12x2 le 65 7x1 -2x2 le 25 2x1+3x2 ...

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  14. Maximize:Z=10x1+12x2+8x3 "Subject to": x1+2x2 le 30 5x1 -7x3 ge 12 x1+...

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  15. Minimize:Z=20x1+10x2 "Subject to": x1+2x2 le 40 3x1 -x2 ge 30 4x1+3x2 ...

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  16. MaximizeZ =4x1+3x2 "Subject to" : x1 +x2 le 50 x1+2x2 le 80 2x1+x2 ge ...

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  17. Maximize :Z=20x1+40x2 "Subject to" :x1+x2 le 1 x1,x2 ge 0.

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  18. Minimize:Z=6x1+7x2 "Subject to":x1+2x2 ge 4 x1,x2 ge 0

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  19. Maximize :Z =1500x +2000y "Subject to" :x+y lt 20 x+2y lt 24 x,y ge ...

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  20. Maximize :Z= 15x +10y "Subject to" : 2x +3y le 600 2x+y le 480 x,y ge ...

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