3. The police force is planning its manpower. During each 6 hour day, the police needs at least thenumber of police officers shown in the table. Police officers can be hired to work for either 12consecutive hours or 18 consecutive hours. Police officers are paid $40 per hour for each of thefirst 12 consecutive hours they work and $60 per hour for each of the next 6 hours they work.Formulate a linear program to minimize the cost of meeting the daily police requirements.Time period12 am to 6 am6 am to 12 pm 12 pm to 6 pm 6 pm to 12 amPolice officers120008000600015000

Let shifts be represented by a,b,c,d Let policemen in 12 hour shift be represented by x and 18…

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