Lagrange Multiplier - Mohd Moor
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This document discusses maximizing production levels for t-shirts and pants given constraints. It introduces Mohd Noor Abdul Hamid and provides his contact information. The level of production is defined by an equation using variables x for t-shirts and y for pants. The objective is to maximize production and the constraint is that 1.5x + 2y must equal 250 meters of fabric.
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- 1. Mohdnoorabdulhamid : mohdnoor@uum.edu.my I N T R O D U C T I O N T O Mohd Noor Abdul Hamid, Ph.D
- 3. 250meter The level of production is given by : L(x,y) = 40x + 25y – 2x2 – y2 , where x is the number of t-shirts to be produced y is the number of pants to be produced OBJECTIVE?? CONSTRAINT?? Maximize the level of production 1.5x + 2.0y = 250 1.5meter 2.0 meter Mohdnoorabdulhamid : mohdnoor@uum.edu.my