Algorithms Analysis Practice Test

To determine the maximum number of servers that can be produced given the available CPUs, one needs to understand the relationship between the CPUs and the servers. Each server typically requires a certain number of CPUs to function, which dictates how many servers can be built from the available CPUs.

If the answer indicates 150 as the maximum number of servers, it suggests that the available CPUs can adequately support the production of that many servers based on the CPU requirements per server. For instance, if each server requires one CPU, then the total number of CPUs directly translates to the number of servers. If each server were to require more than one CPU (like two or more), then the number of available servers would be reduced accordingly.

The choices reflecting higher numbers, like 200, 250, or 300, imply that more CPUs would be necessary to produce that many servers, which is not supported by the available CPUs as per the scenario provided. Thus, the figure of 150 servers represents the feasible production limit according to the constraints given.