Linear programing problem

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Using the following information in a linear programing problem maximize the profit for product A and B.

Maximize profit $80A + $60B
Subject to the following constraints:
15A+10B < 1200
19A+5B < 1000
A,B > 0

Provide how many of each product should be produced and what is the profit at that optimal level?

Reference no: EM13192413

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