227k views
2 votes
4. Optimize the equation P = 3x + y using the constraints> 0,3 < 4,y> -1 andy S5.What is the maximum?03O 170-1О5

4. Optimize the equation P = 3x + y using the constraints> 0,3 < 4,y> -1 andy-example-1

1 Answer

4 votes

The equation is given to be:


P=3x+y

The inequalities used as a constraint for the equation are given to be:


\begin{gathered} x\ge0 \\ x\le4 \\ y\ge-1 \\ y\le5 \end{gathered}

To optimize the equation, we will plot the inequalities using a graphing tool. The graph is shown below:

The white region of the graph represents the solution space.

The vertices of the graph will be used to optimize the equation. These are:


(x,y)=(0,5),(4,5),(0,-1),(4,-1)

At (4, 5):


P=3(4)+5=12+5=17

At (0, 5):


P=3(0)+5=5

At (0, -1):


P=-1

At (4, -1):


P=11

Therefore, the maximum value of P is 17.

The SECOND

4. Optimize the equation P = 3x + y using the constraints> 0,3 < 4,y> -1 andy-example-1
User Prattom
by
4.5k points