A gardener has 1,000 square yards of land available to...

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Submitted on 9/13/2003
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A gardener has 1,000 square yards of land available to devote to cash crops. Profits expected by crop are:$20 per 10 square yards for zucchini. the gardener has $200 available for investment. total preparation costs for 10 square yards are $4 for lima beans, $2 for spinach, and $1 for zucchini. The gardener has 200 hours available for gardening. Each 0 square yards requires 2 hours for lima beans, 1 hours for spinach, and 3 hours for zucchini. a. formulate a linear programming model to determine the optimal areas in square yards for each of the three crops. B. Solve three interations of the simplex method for this model.

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