MATH 1110 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Linear Programming, Sulfur Dioxide, Action-Angle Coordinates

• School: Northeastern University
• Department: Mathematics
• Course: MATH 1110
• Professor: All

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Mth 1101 quiz 2 fall 1996. Instructions: put your name in the blanks above. Put your nal answers to each question in the designated spaces on these test pages. Show your work if there is not enough room, use the back of the page: solve the following linear programming problem. Be sure to shade in the feasible set, and mark down its corners. Find the maximum and minimum values of f = 5x + 3y , subject to the constraints x 0, x 4, y 0, x + y 3, , and it occurs at the point ( Fall 1996: set up a linear program to solve the following problem. Be sure to identify the action variables, all the constraints, and the objective function. A small generator burns two types of fuel low sulfur and high sulfur to produce electricity. The epa insists that the maximum amount of sulfur dioxide that may be emitted per hour is 16 units.