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To find the minimum value of the expression (6x + 10y) in a feasible region, you need to identify the constraints defining that region. Typically, the minimum occurs at one of the vertices of the feasible set formed by these constraints. By evaluating the objective function (6x + 10y) at each vertex, you can determine which one gives the lowest output, thus identifying the minimum value. If you provide the specific constraints, I can help you find the exact minimum.
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What is 10y-15?
25
What is the answer to 2y-10y?
2y-10y
What is the answer to 10y -4 equals 24?
No question has been posed.If you'd like to know what value of 'y' makes the statement true, you can find it as follows:10y - 4 = 24Add 4 to each side:10y = 28Divide each side by 10:y = 2.8
What is 10y-4y?
10y-4y = 6
Write an equation for the function describe by this rule the value of y is 10 times greater than the value of x.?
10y = x ======
What is the maximum value of 6x plus 10y in the feasible region?
maximum value of 6y+10y
What is 10y-15?
25
What is the answer to 2y-10y?
2y-10y
What is the answer to 10y -4 equals 24?
No question has been posed.If you'd like to know what value of 'y' makes the statement true, you can find it as follows:10y - 4 = 24Add 4 to each side:10y = 28Divide each side by 10:y = 2.8
What is 10y-4y?
10y-4y = 6
What is 10x-10y?
10x-10y = 0
Write an equation for the function describe by this rule the value of y is 10 times greater than the value of x.?
10y = x ======
-2x-10y equals -12 and 3x plus y equals 4?
Treat it as a simultaneous equation question: -2x-10y = -12 3x+y = 4 Multiply all terms in the bottom equation by 10 in order to eliminate y: -2x-10y = -12 30x+10y = 40 Add both equations together: 28x+0 = 28 Divide both sides of the equation by 28 to find the value of x: x = 1 Substitute the value of x into the original equations to find the value of y: x = 1 and y = 1
What does 10Y 15 equal?
10y=15y=1.5
How do you solve the system of equation problem in algebra 8x-10y equals 2 added with 7x-5y equals 13?
8x - 10y = 27x - 5y = 13First, we need to eliminate one of the variables. For this, we would like to have them with the same coefficient but different sign. We can do this if we multiply by -2 the second equation.8x - 10y = 2-2(7x - 5y) = -2(13)8x - 10y = 2-14x +10y = -26Now, we can add both equations, and solve for x.(8x - 10y) + (-14x + 10y) = (2) + (-26)(8x - 14x) +(-10y + 10y) = (2 - 26)-6x = - 24-6x/-6 = - 24/-6x = 4Substitute 4 for x in the first equation:8x - 10y = 28(4) - 10y = 232 - 10y = 232 - 32 - 10y = 2 - 32-10y = -30-10y/-10 = -30/-10y = 3Thus, the solution of the system is (4, 3).Check:
How do you write 4x equals 10y-8 in standard form?
You're there. 4x = 10y - 8.[so subtract 10y from both sides, 4x - 10y = -8]multiply b.s. by -1 , gives -4x +10y = 8
-6 - 10y equals - 10?
-6 - 10y = -10 Add 6 to both sides: -10y = -4 Divide both sides by -4: y = -4/-10 = 4/10 = 0.4 Check by putting the value back into the equation: -6 - (10 x 0.4) = -6 -4 = -10
