Question 5Titebond blends Methanol and Toluene to produce two types of wood glues. Glue 1 must be at least 70%Toluene and sells for $70/Ib. Glue 2 must be at least 40% Methanol and sells for $40/lb. Titebond can'purchase up to 80 lbs. of Toluene at $15/lb and up to 100 Ibs. of Methanol at $10/lb. Assuming that allglue produced can be sold, formulate an LP to help Titebond maximize profits.

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