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What’s the maximum value of the function p=2x+3y
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What’s the maximum value of the function p=2x+3y

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Answer:

x= -3/2y + 1/2 p

Explanation:

p=2x + 3y

2x + 3y =P subtract 2x from both sides

3y=P -2x divide both sides by 3 and simplify

y = P/3 - 2x/3

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