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76. 3.1 An Example for Analysis 77 per case, which is higher than either of the other products. There is no limit on the demand for champagne glasses. Now what is the optimal product mix among the three alternatives? ... in Chapter 2, we obtain the final tableau shown in Tableau 2. ...

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