Afreight company has shipping orders for two products. the first product has a unit volume of 10 cu ft, and it weighs 50 lbs. the second product's unit volume is 3 cu ft, and it weighs 40 lbs. if the company's trucks have 2300 cu ft of space and can carry 21,000 lbs., how many units of each can be transported in a single shipment with one truck?

116 units of the first product

380 units of the second product

Step-by-step explanation:

Product 1 has a unit volume of  10 cu ft

Product 2 has a unit volume of 3 cu ft

The truck has 2300 cu ft of space

Product 1 weighs 50 lbs

Product 2 weighs 40 lbs

The truck can carry 21000 lbs

Let X be the units of product 1

Let Y be the units of product 2

The given information can be expressed as:

10X+3Y=2300...(1)

50X+40Y=21000...(2)

Solving the system of equations:

10X+3Y=2300...(1)

10X=2300-3Y

X=(2300-3Y)/10

Substituting X in (2) we have:

50X+40Y=21000

50[(2300-3Y)/10]+40Y=21000

50[(2300/10)-(3Y/10)]+40Y=21000

50[230-(3Y/10)+40Y=21000

11500-(150Y/10)+40Y=21000

11500-15Y+40Y=21000

11500+25Y=21000

25Y=21000-11500

25Y=9500

Y=380

Substituting Y in (1) we have:

10X+3Y=2300...(1)

10X+3(380)=2300

10X+1140=2300

10X=2300-1140

10X=1160

X=116

So 116 units of the first product and 380 units of the second product can be transported in a single shipment with one truck.

i am thinking c. sorry if im wrong .

step-by-step explanation:

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