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What is the maximum value of P = 4x + 2y, given the constraints on x and y listed below? x+2y<_ 10. y<_2. x>_0. y>_0.

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the answer is D. 40. I hope this helps!!!!!
User MuthaFury
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Answer:

The maximum value of P is
40

Explanation:

we have the constraints


x+2y\leq 10 ------> constraint A


y\leq 2 ------> constraint B


x\geq 0 ------> constraint C


y\geq 0 ------> constraint D


P=4x+2y

Using a graphing tool

The solution of the constraints is the shaded area in the attached figure

For the point
(0,0)

The value of P is equal to


P=4(0)+2(0)=0

For the point
(6,2)

The value of P is equal to


P=4(6)+2(2)=28

For the point
(0,2)

The value of P is equal to


P=4(0)+2(2)=4

For the point
(10,0)

The value of P is equal to


P=4(10)+2(0)=40

therefore

The maximum value of P is
40

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