Let "x \\ \\text{and} \\ y" be the number of beg "A" and "B" respectively to meet the minimum daily requirements of food.
Then according to question,
Minimize ,"Z=10x+12y"
Subject to ,"40x+30y\\ge150"
"20x+20y\\geq90"
"10x+30y\\ge60,x\\geq0,y\\ge0."
Consider the inequality as a equality we get,
"40x+30y=150" ...............(1)
"20x+20y=90" .............(2)
"10x+30y=60" ................(3)
"x=0" ..................(4)
And "y=0" ..........(5)
Now , multiplying (2) with 2 and then subtract from (1) ,we get
"-10y=-30 \\implies y=3"
"\\therefore 20x=90-60=30 \\implies x=\\frac{3}{2}."
Therefore the line (1) and (2) ,intersecting at "(\\frac{3}{2},3)" .
Again ,subtract (3) from (1) we get
"30x=90 \\implies x=3."
"\\therefore 30y=60-30=30 \\implies y=1" .
Therefore the line (1) and (3) ,intersecting at (3,1).
Multiplying 2 with equation (3) and then subtract from (2) ,we get
"-40y=-30 \\implies y=\\frac{3}{4}."
"\\therefore 10x=60-30\u00d7\\frac{3}{4}=\\frac{(240-90)}{4}=\\frac{150}{4} \\implies x=\\frac{15}{4}" .
Therefore the line (2) and (3) ,intersecting at "(\\frac{15}{4},\\frac{3}{4})" .
Now from the figure ,evaluate cost "Z" at each of the vertex
At "A(0,5),Z=60" .
At "B(\\frac{3}{2},3),Z=10\u00d7\\frac{3}{2}+12\u00d73=15+36=51"
At "C(\\frac{15}{4},\\frac{3}{4}),Z=10\u00d7\\frac{15}{4}+12\u00d7\\frac{3}{4}=\\frac{186}{4}=\\frac{93}{2}=46.5"
At "D(6,0),Z=60."
Hence ,the minimum value is "46.5" ,which occur at "(\\frac{15}{4},\\frac{3}{4})" .
Therefore ,"x=\\frac{15}{4} \\ \\text{and} \\ y= \\frac{3}{4}" .
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