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Mathematics, 17.05.2021 20:20 maualca

A train can accommodate at most 80 passengers, economy class (x) and firstclass (y) passengers. To avoid making a loss the train must carry at least ten economy class passengers and at least twenty first class passengers. Due to the
number of complementary items the first-class passengers receive, the number
of first-class passengers should be at most three times the number of economy
class passengers.
First class tickets cost N$5000 while economy class tickets cost N$3000.
i) State/ describe what the variables x and y represent.
ii) State the objective function.
iii) List the constraints.

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