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Mоnkey Air (MA) prоvides privаte flight serves tо individuаls аnd corporations. They have recently accepted a new contract for a flight. A new client has chartered a plane for an upcoming flight that will begin in two days. As part of the flight planning the crew is required to make a flight plan and file it with the FAA. One element of a flight plan is the takeoff and landing weight of the aircraft. To calculate these, one starts with he basic operating weight of the plane (BOW) and adds the weight of passages and fuel. The BOW included the structure of the aircraft, a stocked galley, emergency equipment and the crew. For the plane being used for this trip the BOW is considered to be 22,200 lbs. The only weight components that vary from flight to flight are the passengers and the fuel. Since the passengers don't leave mid-flight (baring skydiving) the only weight that changes between takeoff and landing on a given flight is fuel (fuel burn). The upcoming flight will consist of 4 segments. The flight will leave Chicago, with two passengers (CEO and CFO), fly to Boston where two additional passengers will board (both council). All four passengers will be taken from Boston to New York where a team of four engineers will join making eight total passengers. The eight will be flown to Detroit for a meeting and then all eight will return to Chicago. For flight planning purposes all passengers are considered to be 200 lbs. The pilot wants to create a linear program that will calculate the fueling plan which minimizes cost while still complying with all regulations and policies. The basic rules for this plan are as follows. REGULATIONS AND POLICIES: The BOW is considered to be 22200 lbs Passengers are considered to be 200 lbs each The plane is assumes to have 7000 lbs of fuel when it is taken from the hanger and is always to be stored at the end of each trip with 7000 lbs of fuel on board. The takeoff weight of the plane (BOW+fuel+passengers) (called ramp weight) should not exceed 36400 lbs The landing weight of the plane should not exceed 31800 lbs The plan should include a minimum of 2400 lbs of fuel at landing (Reserve) The plane has a maximum fuel tank capacity of 13000 lbs FUELING opportunities and cost Fuel may be purchased at the home airport (Chicago) before the first leg and following the last leg. Fuel may also be purchased at any airport at which you stop. Prices are as follows ($/lb)...not gallons, I was trying to make this a little more direct...too late? Finally, the pilot makes a prediction of fuel burn for each segment of the total flight plan. This is the predicted amount of fuel used (in lbs) between each takeoff and landing. Create a linear program for the problem above finding the amount of fuel to purchase in each city to minimize fuel cost while complying with all mentioned rules.