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1.A Company Is Appointed by TV12 To Make A Survey and Get Feedback On Its Television Programmes. The Following Conditions Must Be Satisfied

The document provides examples of linear programming problems from past SPM exam questions. It includes three sample problems involving constraints on survey participants, computer course enrollments, and sending students to a youth camp. For each problem, it lists the constraints, asks to write the inequalities and graph the feasible region, and find the minimum cost or maximum profit based on the graph. The key aspects covered are defining the constraints with inequalities, graphing the feasible region, and using the graph to optimize an objective function related to costs or profits.

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1.A Company Is Appointed by TV12 To Make A Survey and Get Feedback On Its Television Programmes. The Following Conditions Must Be Satisfied

The document provides examples of linear programming problems from past SPM exam questions. It includes three sample problems involving constraints on survey participants, computer course enrollments, and sending students to a youth camp. For each problem, it lists the constraints, asks to write the inequalities and graph the feasible region, and find the minimum cost or maximum profit based on the graph. The key aspects covered are defining the constraints with inequalities, graphing the feasible region, and using the graph to optimize an objective function related to costs or profits.

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Linear Programming ( Section C) ( 1 marks)

1.A company is appointed by TV12 to make a survey and get


feedback on its television programmes. The following conditions
must be satisfied.
I
At least 500 people surveyed must be from the rural
area.
II The town people surveyed must not be less than the
people from the rural area
III The total number of people surveyed must not be
more than 1500.
The company has made a survey on x rural people and y people
from the town.

(a) Write down three inequalities which satisfy all the above
conditions. 3Marks
(b) Using a scale of 1 cm to 100 people on both axes,draw three
lines which define the region
satisfying all three inequalities. Shade this region and labele
R. 3 Marks
(c) Use your graph to answer the following questions:
The company is paid RM 2 to each person surveyed. The cost
to survey one
Rural person is RM 1.50 and RM 1.00 for a person from the
town.
Find
(i)
(ii)

the minimum cost to make a survey by the company,


the maximum profit made by the company.
4Marks

16.5 PAST YEAR SPM QUESTIONS


SPM 2005 Paper 2 Qn.14
An institution offers two computer courses, P and Q. The number
of participants for course P is x and for course Q is y. The
enrolment of the participants is based on the following
constraints:
I : The total number of participants is not more than 100.
II : The number of participants for course Q is not more
than 4 times the number of participants for course P.
III : The number of participants for course Q must exceed
the number of participants for course P by at least 5.
(a) Write down three inequalities, other than x 0 and y 0 , that
satisfy all of the above constraints.
3marks]
(b) By using a scale of 2 cm to 10 participants on both axes,
construct and shade the region R that satisfies all the above
constraints.
3marks]
(c) By using your graph from (b), find
(i) the range of the number of participants for course Q if the
number of participants for course P is 30.
(ii) the maximum total fees that can be collected if the fees per
month for courses P and Q are RM50 and RM60 respectively.
[4marks]

Trial Perak 2012


A school intends to send x Form 4 students and y Form 5 students
to attend a youth camp subject to the following constraints:
I The maximum total number of students sent is 10.
II The number of Form 5 students sent exceeds the number of
Form 4 students sent by a maximum of 4 students.
III The numbers of Form 4 students sent is less than or equal to
two times the number of students Form 5 sent.
a) Write down three inequalities that satisfy all above
constranints.
[3 marks]
b) Using a scale of 2cm to both to 1 student on both axes,
construct and shade the region R which satisfies all the
above constraints.
[3marks]
c) The school has to pay RM10 for a Form 4 student and RM25
for a Form 5 student to attend the camp.
Use the graph construted in 15(b), find
I)
The maximum amount of money the school has to pay
for the students to attend the camp.
II)
The minimum amount of money the school has to pay
if the school sends six Form 5 students to attend the
camp.
[ 4marks]

Answer:
Question1
a) x500 , yx, x+y1500
b) Refer graph
c) I) 1.5x+y=k (500,500)
Minimum cost = RM 1250
ii) 0.5 x +1.0 y=k (500,1000)

Pat Year 05
a) x+ y 100
y4x
yx+5
C)i) 35<y<70
(c) (ii)(let k = 3000
Maximum profit=RM5800

maximum profit RM1250

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