Anita electric company produces two products P and P2. Products are produced and sold on a weekly basis. The weekly production cannot exceed 25 for product P and 35 forproduct P2 because of limited available facilities. The company employs total of 60 workers. Product P requires 2 man-weeks of labour, while P, requires one man-week of labour.Profit margin on P is Rs. 60 and on P, is Rs. 40. Formulate this problem asan LP problem and solve that using graphical method.

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