In Example TMP [4] two different prices were considered for marketing standard mix with the revised recipes (one-third peanuts in each recipe)
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If the price of standard mix is set at $5.292, then the profit function has a zero coefficient on the variable quantity
need an explanation for this answer? contact us directly to get an explanation for this answerf. So, we can set f to be any integer quantity in f825; 826; : : : ; 960g. All but the extreme values (f = 825,
f = 960) will result in production levels where some of every mix is manufactured. No matter what value of f is
chosen, the resulting profit will be the same, at $2,664.60