A liquor store sells two types of whiskey: Gold and Blue. Gold sells for $3,000/100ml. Every 100ml requires 2 grams of barley and 6 grams of wheat. The blue one sells for $8,000 /100ml. Each 100 ml requires: 4 grams of barley, 2 grams of wheat and 1 gram of corn. The liquor store has limited inventory. In particular, it has at most: 1,600 grams of barley, 1,800 grams of wheat and at most 350 grams of corn. The liquor store wants to determine its optimal production plan.
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A liquor store sells two types of whiskey: Gold and Blue. Gold sells for $3,000/100ml. Every 100ml requires 2 grams of barley and 6 grams of wheat. The blue one sells for $8,000 /100ml. Each 100 ml requires: 4 grams of barley, 2 grams of wheat and 1 gram of corn. The liquor store has limited inventory. In particular, it has at most: 1,600 grams of barley, 1,800 grams of wheat and at most 350 grams of corn. The liquor store wants to determine its optimal production plan.
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