A furniture manufacturer produces two types of tables. Table A sells for $430 and Table B for $300 per unit. Both types require 10 hours of labor. The hardwood requirement of Table A is $120 of per unit and that of Table B is $ per unit. The cost of labor is $10 an hour, and 400 labor hours are available per week. The firm's available supply of hardwood is $3,600 per week. Formulate, graph and solve the firm's linear programming problem.

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The Answer of A furniture manufacturer produces two types of tables. Table A sells for $430 and Table B for $300 per unit. Both types require 10 hours of labor. The hardwood requirement of Table A is $120 of per unit and that of Table B is $ per unit. The cost of labor is $10 an hour, and 400 labor hours are available per week. The firm's available supply of hardwood is $3,600 per week. Formulate, graph and solve the firm's linear programming problem.

A Furniture Manufacturer Produces Two Types of Tables