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Select all of the constraints for this situation.
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Select all of the constraints for this situation.

Select all of the constraints for this situation.-example-1
User Ata Ul Mustafa
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x = bikes, y = treadmills

he needs both...
x > 0
y > 0

bikes must be more then 1/3 times number of treadmills..
x > 1/3y

bikes are 340, treadmills 670...spend less then 5650
340x + 670y < 5650

that all...just those 4
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