The diet of animals on a farm consists of two types of feeds: F1 and F2. One kilo of F1 costs ₽80.0 and contains: proteins 3 units, fats 1 unit, carbohydrates 1 unit, nitrates 2 units. One kilo of F2 costs ₽10.0 and contains: proteins 1 unit, fats 3 units, carbohydrates 8 units, nitrates 4 units. Make up the cheapest diet that provides proteins at least 9 units, fats at least 6 units, carbohydrates at least 8 units, nitrates no more than 16 units. What is the proportion of the optimal diet? What is the price of the optimal mixture per kilo?
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Курс направлен на изучение ключевых принципов и методов, необходимых для понимания и применения современных технологий в профессиональной деятельности. Рассматриваются основные концепции, инструменты и практики, позволяющие эффективно решать задачи в данной области. Особое внимание уделяется развитию аналитического мышления и навыков работы с информацией. Программа включает теоретические модули, практические задания и разбор реальных кейсов для закрепления материала. Подходит для студентов и специалистов, желающих углубить свои знания и повысить квалификацию.
Варианты ответа:
- F1/F2 = 2/3, price per kilo is 38
- F1/F2 = 3/2, price per kilo is 52
- F1/F2 = 1/2, price per kilo is 30
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