The Almost-Graduating Senior Problem. Consider this situation faced by a first-semester senior in civil engineering who is exhausted from extensive job interviewing and penniless from excessive...

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The Almost-Graduating Senior Problem. Consider this situation faced by a first-semester senior in civil engineering who is exhausted from extensive job interviewing and penniless from excessive partying. Mary’s impulse is to accept immediately a highly attractive job offer to work in her brother’s successful manufacturing company. She would then be able to relax for a year or two, save some money, and then return to college to complete her senior year and graduate. Mary is cautious about this impulsive desire, because it may lead to no college degree at all

a. Develop at least two formulations for Mary’s problem.

b. Identify feasible solutions for each problem formulation in Part (a). Be creative!

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