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Cookies and pound cakes.
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So i'm going to put chocolate chip and pound cakes.
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Each batch of chocolate chip cookies requires two sticks of butter, so let's put butter here, and two eggs.
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Okay, and then each pound cake requires one stick of butter and four eggs.
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The profit from the chocolate chip cookies is three dollars per batch, and from the pound cake is seventy seven dollars.
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The bakery has 72 sticks of butter and 96 eggs.
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How many should they make? the chocolate chip cookies are so popular that there's a standing order of eight batches, so that means that we need at least eight batches.
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Let's go this is x and this is y, so that means x has to be greater than or equal to eight.
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And how many batches of cookies and how many cakes should they make to maximize their profit? well we're going to have our equations.
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They're going to have to have, they can't use any more than 72 eggs, so we're going to have no more than, i mean butter and eggs, and then this is the profit that we want to maximize.
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So i'm going to go ahead and simplify this equation by dividing everything by two, so that's going to be x plus 2y equals to, or is less than or equal to 48.
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So let's graph this.
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So i'm going to get my graph over here.
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I know x is greater than eight, so i'm already going to look at, there's eight, and i'm going to shade that here.
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Now i'm going to go to the top equation, and i want to get my intercepts.
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If x is zero, y is 72, and if y is zero, then x is 36.
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So i'm come over here, we have 0, 72, and then we're going to have 36, 0, which is going to be out here.
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And so i'm going to get that, and so i'm looking at this region.
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So now i'm going to go to the next one, and i'm going to go if x is zero, y is 24, and if y is zero, we're looking at x being 48.
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So that's going to be on out here, in here, so it's going to be 0, 24, and 48, 0.
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So connect those, and so the region that i'm looking at is going to be here.
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What are these ordered pairs? so let's get that...