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## Extras Excercise:
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### 📊 Linear Programming Mathematical Model — Production Optimization
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### 1. [Develop a Mathematical Model – Linear Programming (LP)]():
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### ✅ Problem Statement
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📘 Problem Statement in English
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A company, after going through a production streamlining process, ended up with the availability of 3 productive resources: **R1**, **R2**, and **R3**.
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A company, after a production rationalization process, has 3 available productive resources: R1, R2, and R3. A study indicated the feasibility of manufacturing two products: P1 and P2. After analyzing costs and consulting the sales department, it was found that P1 yields a profit of 120 u.m. per unit and P2 yields 150 u.m. per unit. The production department provided the following resource usage table:
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A study on resource usage showed the possibility of producing two products: **P1** and **P2**. After evaluating costs and consulting the sales department, it was found that:
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### [Mathematically model the LP (only the mathematical model)]()
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-**P1 yields a profit of 120 monetary units per unit**
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-**P2 yields a profit of 150 monetary units per unit**
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The production department provided the following **resource usage** table:
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