Assume that producing 1 unit of calcium requires 0.3 units of calcium, 0.1 units of hydrogen, and 0.1 units of sea salt; that producing 1 unit of hydrogen requires 0.8 units of calcium, 0.1 units of hydrogen, and 0.1 units of sea salt; and that producing 1 unit of sea salt requires 0.2 units of calcium, 0.2 units of hydrogen, and 0.1 units of sea salt Find the production schedule that satisfies an external demand for 58 units of calcium, 37 units of hydrogen, and 12 units of sea salt. 111 III Textbook: E

Assume that producing 1 unit of calcium requires 0.3 units of calcium, 0.1 units of hydrogen, and 0.1 units of sea salt; that producing 1 unit of hydrogen requires 0.8 units of calcium, 0.1 units of hydrogen, and 0.1 units of sea salt; and that producing 1 unit of sea salt requires 0.2 units of calcium, 0.2 units of hydrogen, and 0.1 units of sea salt Find the production schedule that satisfies an external demand for 58 units of calcium, 37 units of hydrogen, and 12 units of sea salt. 111 III Textbook: E

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