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Kentwood Electronics manufactures three components for stereo systems: CD players, tape decks, and stereo tuners. The wholesale price and manufacturing cost of each item are: Component Wholesale Price Manufacturing Cost CD Player $150 $75Tape Deck $85 $35Stereo Tuner $70 $30Each CD player produced requires three hours of assembly; each tape deck requires two hours of assembly; and each tuner requires one hour of assembly. However, the company manufactures these products only in batches of 150 - partial batches are not allowed. The marketing department believes that it can sell no more than 150,000 CD Players, 100,000 tape decks, and 90,000 stereo tuners. It expects a demand for at least 50,000 units of each item and wants to be able to meet this demand. If Kentwood has 400,000 hours of assembly time available, how many batches of CD players, tape decks, and stereo tuners should it produce to maximize profits while meeting the minimum demand figures supplied by marketing? A. Formulate an ILP model for this problem. (Hint: Let your decision variables represent the number of batches of each item to produce.)B. Create a spreadsheet model for this problem and solve it. C. What is the optimal solution? I have quite a bit of this done, but I don't see where I can put an attachment up. Please let me know if you can help.
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