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Which ordered pair maximizes the objective function p = 3x 8y?(0, 0)(2, 7)(5, 6)(8, 1)
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Which ordered pair maximizes the objective function p = 3x 8y?(0, 0)(2, 7)(5, 6)(8, 1)

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A: 3•0 + 8•0 = 0
B: 3•2 + 8•7 = 62
C: 3•5 + 8•6 = 63
D: 3•8 + 8•1 = 32

The ordered pair in selection C gives the highest value of P.
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The correct answer is C . (5,6)

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