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    Objective Chair 30 40 Profit Per Unit 70 50

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    The document appears to contain information about optimizing profits for two products (X1 and X2) under certain constraints. It includes a table with profit per unit for each product and constraints on maximum units. There are also sections that seem to outline constraints for multiple products and time periods to maximize total profits or amounts within given constraints. Various mathematical formulas and values are presented but without more context it is difficult to determine the overall objective or relationships between the different parts of the information provided.

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    objective

    Table
    Profit per unit

    Chair
    30
    70

    40
    50

    4
    2

    3
    1

    240 <=
    100 <=

    4100

    X1

    240
    100

    X2
    60
    50

    40
    20

    20
    100
    1

    40
    50
    0

    obective fun

    constraints
    2800 <=
    8000 <=
    60 <=

    bective fun

    3800

    4000
    8000
    60

    X1

    x2
    60
    50

    40
    20

    20
    100
    1

    40
    50
    0

    obj

    2800 <=
    8000 <=
    60 <=

    4000
    8000
    60

    3800

    a
    n1
    n2
    m3
    n4
    total
    <=

    b
    c
    0 16.66667
    0
    0
    0 11.42857
    0
    0
    10
    0
    30
    0
    0 46.66667 21.42857
    30
    50
    80
    <=
    <=
    50
    50
    50

    conternt
    300
    250
    200
    100

    objective

    600
    400
    350
    200

    800
    700
    600
    300

    10000 >=
    8000 >=
    6000 >=
    6000 >=

    10000
    8000
    6000
    6000

    4047.619

    2 sum
    gas
    a
    b

    ker

    jet

    total

    0
    0

    0
    0

    0
    0

    0.4
    0.32

    0.2
    0.4

    0.35
    0.2

    conterant

    >=
    >=
    >=
    100000
    40000
    250000

    0 <=
    0 <=

    11
    9

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