Leopold Farms grows soybean and corn on its 500 acres of land. An acre of soybeans...

Leopold Farms grows soybean and corn on its 500 acres of land. An acre of soybeans (x1) earns $100 profit and an acre of corn (x2) earns $200 profit. Because of a government program, no more than 200 acres of soybeans may be planted. During the planting season, 1,200 hours of planting time will be available. Each acre of soybeans requires 2 hours of planting and each acre of corn requires 6 hours of planting. In addition, Leopold Farms has a policy of always planting at least twice as many acres of corn as soybeans.

Which of the following represents Leopold Farms’ objective function?

7.0.1

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