Toy Production For Exercises 33 and 34, use the following information. A small toy-manufacturing firm has 200 squares of felt, 600 ounces of stuffing, and 90 feet of trim available to make two types of toys: a small bear and a monkey. The bear requires 1 square of felt and 4 ounces of stuffing. The monkey requires 2 squares of felt, 3 ounces of stuffing, and 1 foot of trim. The firm makes $1 profit on each bear and $1.50 profit on each monkey. The linear programming problem to maximize profit is
The final simplex tableau is
How much profit will the firm make if its supply of stuffing is cut to 590 ounces and its supply of trim is cut to 80 feet?
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