A closely held, publicly traded firm faces self-imposed capital rationing constraints of $100 million in this period

Question:

A closely held, publicly traded firm faces self-imposed capital rationing constraints of $100 million in this period and $75 million in the next period. It has to choose among the following projects (in millions):

Set up the linear programming problem, assuming that fractions and multiples of projects cannot be taken.

Capital Rationing
Capital rationing is the act of placing restrictions on the amount of new investments or projects undertaken by a company. Capital rationing is the decision process used to select capital projects when there is a limited amount of funding available....