RM 1 Q2: Textile Manufacturing ProblemThe Great Threads Company is capable of manufacturing shirts, shorts, pants, skirts, and jackets.Each type of clothing requires that Great Threads have the appropriate type of machineryavailable. Table2 lists the amounts of cloth and labor required per unit of clothing, as well as theselling price and the unit variable cost for each type of clothing. In a given week, 4000 laborhours and 4500 square yards (sq yd) of cloth are available. The company wants to find asolution that maximizes its weekly profit.Unit Laborhour2.01.0ShirtsShortsPants 6.0Skirts 4.0Jackets 8.0Table 2: Data for the Great ThreadsUnit Cloth Selling price Unit variable cost(sq yd)3.02.54.04.55.5$35$40$65$70$110$20$10$2530$352.1 Fill the function or value in the red-bordered area in sheet "Q2 Texile Manufacturing".2.2 Find and state the optimal solution. (hint: we can only manufacture integer number of clothes)2.3 Find out if the resources are binding. Fill the answer (Binding or Non-binding) in the bule areagiven in the sheet.

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