Here's the problem:
It takes two hours of cutting and four hours of sewing to make a casual suit and four hours of cutting and two hours of sewing to make a formal suit. You can only have 20 hours of cutting and 16 hours of sewing. The profit is $47 for a casual suit and $61 for a formal suit.
I can't seem to figure out how to make the equation. I've been working on this problem for a long time, and all I have so far is this, but I'm not even sure it's right. On top of that, I have to graph it... and I don't understand how. Someone please help me.
x = cutting
y = sewing
a = casual suit
b = formal suit
2x+4y=a
4x+2y=b
x<20
y<16
It takes two hours of cutting and four hours of sewing to make a casual suit and four hours of cutting and two hours of sewing to make a formal suit. You can only have 20 hours of cutting and 16 hours of sewing. The profit is $47 for a casual suit and $61 for a formal suit.
I can't seem to figure out how to make the equation. I've been working on this problem for a long time, and all I have so far is this, but I'm not even sure it's right. On top of that, I have to graph it... and I don't understand how. Someone please help me.
x = cutting
y = sewing
a = casual suit
b = formal suit
2x+4y=a
4x+2y=b
x<20
y<16