Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Unit Profit 3,600 5,400

Resource Requirements
Labor Hours 6 10.5
Doors 4 2

Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Production 3,800 2,400
<=
Demand 3,500

Rachel can assemble 3,800 thrillseekers and 2,400 classy cruisers to obtain a
a maximum profit of $26,640,000.
 Resources Used Resources Available
48,000 <= 48,000
20,000 <= 20,000

Total Profit
$26,640,000

2,400 classy cruisers to obtain a maximum profit of $26,640,000.

mum profit of $26,640,000.
 Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser
Unit Profit 3,600 5,400

Resource Requirements
Labor Hours 6 10.5
Doors 4 2

Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Production 3,250 3,500
<=
Demand 3,500

Rachel's plant now has a 60,000 labor-hour capacity, due to a 25%

Rachel’s plant should therefore assemble 3,250 Thrillseekers and 3,500 Cruisers to
 Resources Used Resources Available
56,250 <= 60,000
20,000 <= 20,000

Total Profit
$30,600,000

or-hour capacity, due to a 25% increase in labor hours.

illseekers and 3,500 Cruisers to make a maximum profit of $30,600,000.
 Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser
Unit Profit 3,600 5,400

Resource Requirements
Labor Hours 6 10.5
Doors 4 2

Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Production 3,000 4,000
<=
Demand 4,200

For a maximum profit of $32,400,000, 3000 Family Thrillseekers and 4000 Cl

 Resources Used Resources Available
60,000 <= 60,000
20,000 <= 20,000

Total Profit
$32,400,000

amily Thrillseekers and 4000 Classy Cruisers should be assembled.

 Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser
Unit Profit 2,800 5,400

Resource Requirements
Labor Hours 6 10.5
Doors 4 2

Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Production 1,875 3,500
<=
Demand 3,500

In the case solution, we now reduce the Thrillseeker's profit from $3,600 to $2,800. Rachel should assemble 1
profit of $24,150,000 in this scenario.
 Resources Used Resources Available
48,000 <= 60,000
14,500 <= 20,000

Total Profit
$24,150,000

,800. Rachel should assemble 1875 Family Thrillseekers and 3500 Classy Cruisers for a maximum
$24,150,000 in this scenario.
 Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser
Unit Profit 3,600 5,400

Resource Requirements
Labor Hours 7.5 10.5
Doors 4 2

Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Production 1,500 3,500
<=
Demand 3,500

With 7.5 work hours required to assemble a Family Thrillseeker, Rachel should be able to assemble 1500 Family T
 Resources Used Resources Available
48,000 <= 60,000
13,000 <= 20,000

Total Profit
$24,300,000

d be able to assemble 1500 Family Thrillseekers and 3500 Classy Cruisers for a profit of $24,300,000.
 Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser
Unit Profit 3,600 5,400

Resource Requirements
Labor Hours 7.5 10.5
Doors 4 2

Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Production 1,875 3,500
<=
Demand 3,500

For a maximum profit of$25,650,000, 1875 Family Thrillseekers and 3500 Classy Cruisers should be assemble
new profit, we get a $990,000 difference.
Rachel should be able to cover the entire demand of the Classy Cruisers because
 Resources Used Resources Available
50,813 <= 60,000
14,500 <= 20,000

Total Profit
$25,650,000

ssy Cruisers should be assembled. Now, Part A's profit was$26,640,000, and when we subtract this
t, we get a $990,000 difference.
d of the Classy Cruisers because the difference is less than $2,000,000.
 Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser
Unit Profit 2,800 5,400

Resource Requirements
Labor Hours 7.5 10.5
Doors 4 2

Family Thrillseeker Classy Cruiser

Production 2,120 4,200
<=
Demand 4,200

Rachel should assemble 2120 Family Thrillseekers and 4200 Classy Cruisers for a max
 Resources Used Resources Available
60,000 <= 60,000
16,880 <= 20,000

Total Profit
$28,616,000

and 4200 Classy Cruisers for a maximum profit of $28,616,000 in this case.