3. Maximise Z = '0.08x1 + 0.

1 0x2,
subject to constraints
X1 + X2 ~ ] 5000; .X1 ~ 3000; X2 ~ 5000
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• Maximise Z = 3x1 - x2,

subject to constraints
2x1 + X2 ~ 2; X1 + 3x2 ~ 2; X2 ~ 2
I 0. In order to ensure optimal health of rabbits, a
lab technician needs to feed the rabbits a daily
diet containing a minimum of 24 grams of fat,
36 grams of carbohydrates and 4 grams of
proteins. But the rabbits should be fed no more
than five ounces of food a day. Food X contains
8 grains offat, 12 grains of carbohydrates and 2
grams of' protein per ounce, and costs ~20 per
ounce. Food Y contains 12 grams of fat, 12
grains of carbohydrates and 1 grams of protein
per ounce, at a cost of ~30 per ounce. Formulate
this as LPP in order to ensure optimal health of
rabbits at minimt1m cost.
Old hens can be bought for ~20 each.but .young
one costs ~50 each. The old hen& lay 3 eggs per
week and young ones 5 eggs per week, each egg
being worth ~3. A hen costs ~ 10 per week to
feed. Mr. Amir has only ~ 800 ·to spend for
purchasing the hens. Formulate the above
problem as L.P .P. to maximize the profit per
week assuming that he cannot house more than
20 hens. What additional constraint is to be
added to the constraint set in order that the
profit will be more than ~1000 per week_?
V Diet for a sick person must contain at ]east 4000
units of vitamins. Each unit of food F1 contajns
,

200 units of vitamins, whereas each unit of food

F 2 contains 100 units of vitamins. Write an
inequation to fulfil sick person's requirements.
Represent the solution set graphically.
 . X1 X2
v) 60 + 90 $ 1; Sx1 + 8x2 $ 600: .r 1 ~ 0. x 2 ~ 0.
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