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Example 8 Manufacturing Chapter 7.4 Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator,

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1 example 8 Manufacturing Chapter 7.4 Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111  2009 PBLPathways

2 Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111

3  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

4  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

5  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

6  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

7  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

8  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

9  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

10  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

11  2009 PBLPathways Sharper Technology Company manufactures three types of calculators, a business calculator, a scientific calculator, and a graphing calculator. The production requirements are given in the table. If during each month the company has 134,000 circuit components, 56,000 hours for assembly, and 14,000 cases, how many of each type of calculator can it produce each month? Business Calculator Scientific Calculator Graphing Calculator Circuit Components 5712 Assembly Time (hours) 235 Cases 111 x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

12  2009 PBLPathways x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

13  2009 PBLPathways x: number of business calculators y: number of scientific calculators z: number of graphing calculators

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