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The document presents a series of linear programming word problems involving various businesses aiming to maximize profits through optimal production of different products. Each problem outlines the profit per item, resource requirements, and available resources, asking for the optimal quantities of products to produce. Examples include a bakery, a fertilizer manufacturer, a craft shop, and others, each with specific constraints and profit goals.

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Linear Programming Problems Updated

The document presents a series of linear programming word problems involving various businesses aiming to maximize profits through optimal production of different products. Each problem outlines the profit per item, resource requirements, and available resources, asking for the optimal quantities of products to produce. Examples include a bakery, a fertilizer manufacturer, a craft shop, and others, each with specific constraints and profit goals.

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Linear Programming Word Problems

Problem 1: Carla's Bakery


Carla owns a bakery where she produces two types of pastries: Choco Bliss and Berry Bites.
She earns a profit of ₱50 for every piece of Choco Bliss and ₱40 for every piece of Berry
Bites.

Each Choco Bliss requires:


- 2 cups of flour
- 1.5 cups of sugar
- 0.5 cups of cocoa

Each Berry Bites requires:


- 1 cup of flour
- 2 cups of sugar
- 0.5 cups of berries

Carla has the following ingredients available each day:


- 100 cups of flour
- 120 cups of sugar
- 30 cups of cocoa
- 25 cups of berries

Question:
How many of each pastry should Carla make each day to maximize her profit?

Problem 2: Green Grow Fertilizers


Green Grow manufactures two types of fertilizer: GrowFast and RootStrong.

- GrowFast yields a profit of ₱80 per bag


- RootStrong yields a profit of ₱60 per bag

Each bag of GrowFast requires:


- 3kg of Nitrogen
- 2kg of Phosphorus
- 1kg of Potassium

Each bag of RootStrong requires:


- 2kg of Nitrogen
- 1kg of Phosphorus
- 2kg of Potassium

Available resources:
- 240kg of Nitrogen
- 120kg of Phosphorus
- 150kg of Potassium

Question:
How many bags of GrowFast and RootStrong should be produced to maximize profit?

Problem 3: Luna's Craft Shop


Luna makes bracelets and necklaces from beads.

- A bracelet gives ₱30 profit


- A necklace gives ₱50 profit

Each bracelet needs:


- 10 blue beads
- 5 red beads

Each necklace needs:


- 8 blue beads
- 10 red beads

Available materials:
- 160 blue beads
- 120 red beads

Question:
How many bracelets and necklaces should Luna make to earn the highest profit?

Problem 4: EcoTote Bags


A factory produces EcoTote Basic and EcoTote Premium bags.

- Basic earns ₱35 profit per unit


- Premium earns ₱60 profit per unit

Each EcoTote Basic requires:


- 1m of canvas
- 0.5m of lining fabric
- 15 minutes of labor
Each EcoTote Premium requires:
- 2m of canvas
- 1m of lining fabric
- 30 minutes of labor

Resources available:
- 200m of canvas
- 100m of lining fabric
- 600 minutes of labor

Question:
How many of each type should the factory produce daily to maximize profit?

Problem 5: Maxine’s Smoothies


Maxine blends two smoothies: Green Blast and Berry Boost.

- Green Blast profit: ₱45 per bottle


- Berry Boost profit: ₱55 per bottle

Green Blast uses:


- 2 apples
- 1 spinach leaf bundle
- 0.5 banana

Berry Boost uses:


- 1 apple
- 2 strawberries
- 1 banana

Available:
- 80 apples
- 90 strawberries
- 60 bananas
- 50 spinach bundles

Question:
How many of each smoothie should she make to maximize profit?

Problem 6: TechZone Laptops


TechZone assembles two models of laptops: Basic and Pro.

- Basic yields ₱3,000 profit


- Pro yields ₱5,000 profit

Each Basic model needs:


- 2 RAM units
- 1 CPU
- 1 screen

Each Pro model needs:


- 4 RAM units
- 2 CPUs
- 1 screen

Stock:
- 100 RAM units
- 60 CPUs
- 40 screens

Question:
What is the optimal number of each model to assemble to maximize profit?

Problem 7: Kayla’s Candles


Kayla makes scented candles: Relaxing Lavender and Citrus Burst.

- Lavender earns ₱70 profit


- Citrus earns ₱50 profit

Lavender requires:
- 3oz of wax
- 1oz lavender oil
- 0.5hr of labor

Citrus requires:
- 2oz of wax
- 1oz citrus oil
- 0.3hr of labor

Available:
- 150oz wax
- 40oz lavender oil
- 50oz citrus oil
- 30 hours labor
Question:
How many of each should she make to maximize her profit?

Problem 8: Adrian’s Art Frames


Adrian builds Regular and Premium art frames.

- Regular yields ₱20 profit


- Premium yields ₱35 profit

Regular frame:
- 1m of wood
- 0.5hr of labor

Premium frame:
- 1.5m of wood
- 1hr of labor

Available:
- 90m of wood
- 60 hours of labor

Question:
How many of each frame to produce for maximum profit?

Problem 9: Fresh Farm Juices


Fresh Farm produces Apple Juice and Carrot Juice.

- Apple Juice profit: ₱25 per liter


- Carrot Juice profit: ₱30 per liter

Apple Juice:
- 4 apples
- 0.5L water

Carrot Juice:
- 3 carrots
- 0.5L water

Available:
- 100 apples
- 90 carrots
- 40L water
Question:
How many liters of each juice to produce for highest profit?

Problem 10: Bella’s Baskets


Bella weaves two types of baskets: Small and Large.

- Small yields ₱60 profit


- Large yields ₱100 profit

Small requires:
- 2kg of straw
- 1hr of work

Large requires:
- 4kg of straw
- 2hrs of work

Stock:
- 80kg of straw
- 40 hours of labor

Question:
How many of each basket should Bella make to maximize her income?

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