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Perfect way to do your homework without even trying yourself... xD brilliant idea xD - Plague_Doctor [1083237]
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Doesn't matter, the farm gets confiscated by the state for the common good of the working class.
120 acres of wheat, 300 acres of bean, and 80 acre of corn.
149k in profits
149k in profits
Perfect way to do your homework without even trying yourself... xD brilliant idea xD
...first one to help me finish my essay gets 10 million
DM me the prompt. And what writing level (middle school, hs, uni).
you're near, but imo there's better solutions. you just need a shitload of algebra...
this question is familiar *searches through google classroom
edit: i did this before...dang, bad memories
this question is familiar *searches through google classroom
edit: i did this before...dang, bad memories
120 acres acres of wheat, 80 acre of corn, 300 acres of beans.
Profit = $118,600
Profit = $118,600
is this us solving your homework but with extra steps?
"A farmer can grow Wheat, Corn or Beans" - the farmer can only grow 1 crop not a combination of crops to max his profits.
A farmer should grow only wheat and net $53,100. Corn gets $26,400 while are Beans $28,000.
I could show the work, but that is an extra $2M :)
A farmer should grow only wheat and net $53,100. Corn gets $26,400 while are Beans $28,000.
I could show the work, but that is an extra $2M :)
Doesn't matter, the farm gets confiscated by the state for the common good of the working class.
120 acres of wheat 80 acres of corn 300 acres of beans profit is 149k :)
It doesn't say anywhere that he can only grow one. It just gives the available options.
"How many acres of each must the farmer plant in order to maximise his profit and what is the max profit?"
To me that says which combination yields highest margin.
"How many acres of each must the farmer plant in order to maximise his profit and what is the max profit?"
To me that says which combination yields highest margin.
Don't worry it's not my homework. The following questions will be from different categories.
Question 02 will be a riddle which may require some anime or movie knowledge still deciding.
And Yes the farmer can plant one or a combination of produce whichever is most profitable as long as all constraints are met.
Hint: It is a linear optimization problem. Use a computer to solve it. I personally used Excel with SolverStudio add-on.
Question 02 will be a riddle which may require some anime or movie knowledge still deciding.
And Yes the farmer can plant one or a combination of produce whichever is most profitable as long as all constraints are met.
Hint: It is a linear optimization problem. Use a computer to solve it. I personally used Excel with SolverStudio add-on.
Only one person legit got it right, come on now.
the 160 acres for the cattle be like free now or smth idk lol
It's 120 wheat 80 corn 300 beans, but the profit is only $118,600.
He should've flown to UAE or South Africa to get them millions going smh
Edit: wait there's only 3 people that tried (myself not included) makes sense lmao
Also yeah, right, use computer. Wait why would people use a computer to solve this that doesn't sound right.
the 160 acres for the cattle be like free now or smth idk lol
It's 120 wheat 80 corn 300 beans, but the profit is only $118,600.
He should've flown to UAE or South Africa to get them millions going smh
Edit: wait there's only 3 people that tried (myself not included) makes sense lmao
Also yeah, right, use computer. Wait why would people use a computer to solve this that doesn't sound right.
20 ton per acre for beans and 3 for corn? something here doesnt add up...
apparently beans are just more dense or smth lol.
Or maybe the beans stack higher or need less space idk
Or maybe the beans stack higher or need less space idk
The corn kernel and the bean size are roughly the same, but the corn is usually heavier cause its taken off at a higher moisture level. The beans we harvest usually yield around the 35 bushel/acre mark, and corn if my memory serves me correctly yeilds around the 130 bushel/acre mark.
Flip the weights for corn and beans and it'll be a lot more realistic.
Flip the weights for corn and beans and it'll be a lot more realistic.
true that makes sense.
Then again math is like, you can have 1000 tons/cm^3 no problemo
Then again math is like, you can have 1000 tons/cm^3 no problemo
Well Done :)
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