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Paisans Pizzeria makes gourmet frozen pizzas for sale to delis and food kiosks around the state. They make only deluxe pizzas, one vegetarian and the other with meat. Their business planning needs to take the following into consideration  Each vegetarian pizza takes 12 minutes of labor and each meat pizza takes 6 minutes of labor. The plant has at most 3,600 minutes of labor available each day.  The plant freezer can handle a total of at most 500 pizzas per day.  Vegetarian pizza is not quite as popular as meat pizza, so the plant makes at most 200 of this type each day.  The sale of each vegetarian pizza earns Paisans $3 profit. Each meat pizza earns them $2 profit. The company would like to maximize its profit.

1. What are the constraints for this problem? Circle them in the list above. 2. On which statement above will the objective function be built? Put an exclamation point (!) next to it. 3. Write the constraint inequalities in the space below. Explain the meaning behind each inequality

4. Write the objective function in the space below. Explain the meaning of your function.

5. On the grid below, graph each constraint to determine the feasible set for this situation. Shade out the regions on your graph where the non-feasible combinations lie.

6. Which points do you believe we should test for maximum profit? Label them with a . 7. Explain why you chose the points that you did in #6.

8. Find the coordinates of the points that you marked in problem #6. Show work for any non-calculator calculations.

9. What combination of vegetable and meat pizza should we recommend to Mr. Paisan that his company should make? Be prepared to present at the next Paisans Pizza Board Meeting.

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