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Mathematics, 17.11.2020 18:00 carlybeavers50

Beach Cruises prints brochures and fliers to advertise their dolphin watching tours. To print, the brochure requires three pages while the flier requires two. They are limited to 500 sheets of paper, but need to print at least 80 brochures and 100 fliers. Each brochure cost 10 cents to print and each flier cost 6 cents to print. How many of each should their print to minimize their cost? Include: Constraints (inequalities), shaded graph, feasible region, labeled vertices, Objective Function, Max/Min

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