Concept:The goal is to choose the best combination of single, double, and triple rooms so that 55 people occupy 25 rooms while generating the highest revenue.
Explanation:Let
x,
y, and
z be the numbers of single, double, and triple rooms used.
Each room is used exactly once, so
x+y+z=25.
Each single room has 1 person, each double has 2, and each triple has 3, so
x+2y+3z=55.
From
x+y+z=25, substitute
x=25−y−z into the people equation:
25−y−z+2y+3z=55y+2z=30y=30−2z.
Also,
x=25−y−z=z−5.
Revenue is
R=2000x+3000y+3500z.
Putting
x=z−5 and
y=30−2z:
R=2000(z−5)+3000(30−2z)+3500zR=80000−500z.
Since
x≥0, we need
z≥5.
Because revenue decreases as
z increases, use the smallest possible value,
z=5.
Then
y=30−2(5)=20 and
x=5−5=0.
Maximum revenue:
20×3000+5×3500=60000+17500=77500Answer:Maximum possible revenue is
Rs. 77,500, which is Option C.