How much profit would she make at the optimum combination of resources?

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Maria has an online shop where she sells handmade paintings and cards. She sells the painting for
P50 and the card for P20. It takes her 2 hours to complete 1 painting and 45 minutes to make a single
card. She also has a day job and makes paintings and cards in her free time. She cannot spend more
than 15 hours a week to make paintings and cards. Additionally, she should make not more than 10
paintings and cards per week.
She makes a profit of P25 on painting and P15 on each card.
The linear programming graph is shown as follows.
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How much profit would she make at the optimum combination of resources?
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Transcribed Image Text:Activity 2 Maria has an online shop where she sells handmade paintings and cards. She sells the painting for P50 and the card for P20. It takes her 2 hours to complete 1 painting and 45 minutes to make a single card. She also has a day job and makes paintings and cards in her free time. She cannot spend more than 15 hours a week to make paintings and cards. Additionally, she should make not more than 10 paintings and cards per week. She makes a profit of P25 on painting and P15 on each card. The linear programming graph is shown as follows. 10 How much profit would she make at the optimum combination of resources? 5| Page
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