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A farm has 750 acres of land available for planting crops. The possible crops are soy, corn, and oats. There is 1,200 acre-ft of water for irrigation and the crew will be able to work of the farm 575 hours per week.
Find the amount of each crop that should be planted to maximize the profit.
The table below includes some additional, helpful information.
Using Newton's Method as the computational method, optimize the follow problem.
A cow that weighs 175 pounds gains 3 pounds per day, and it costs 30 cents per day to keep that cow. The market price for cows is 75 cents per pound, but the price is falling one cent per day. When should the cow be sold to make the maximum profit?
Using Newton's Method as the computational method, optimize the follow problem.
A cow that weighs 175 pounds gains 3 pounds per day, and it costs 30 cents per day to keep that cow. The market price for cows is 75 cents per pound, but the price is falling one cent per day. When should the cow be sold to make the maximum profit?
A farm has 750 acres of land available for planting crops. The possible crops are soy, corn, and oats. There is 1,200 acre-ft of water for irrigation and the crew will be able to work of the farm 575 hours per week.
Find the amount of each crop that should be planted to maximize the profit.
The table below includes some additional, helpful information.
A farm has 750 acres of land available for planting crops. The possible crops are soy, corn, and oats. There is 1,200 acre-ft of water for irrigation and the crew will be able to work of the farm 575 hours per week.
Find the amount of each crop that should be planted to maximize the profit.
The table below includes some additional, helpful information.
A farm has 750 acres of land available for planting crops. The possible crops are soy, corn, and oats. There is 1,200 acre-ft of water for irrigation and the crew will be able to work of the farm 575 hours per week.
Find the amount of each crop that should be planted to maximize the profit.
The table below includes some additional, helpful information.