M3 PARTICIPATION ACTIVITY Instructions Answer these questions by hand or by computer and follow the submission instructions in Camino. You will receive full credit for attempting to answer every question. Recall the case of Blue Ridge from Module 2. Blue Ridge wanted to produce the Aqua-Spa and Hydro-Lux, but they only had 200 pumps. The company needed to decide how many of each product to produce to maximize profit. Now suppose Blue Ridge can order additional pumps from a third party for the production. You will need to determine how much to pay for the pumps and additional labor. You will also need to consider how to incorporate a new product line. The following Sensitivity Report regarding the constraints is based on the Case 2.1 Blue Ridge Hot Tub Problem. Final Shadow Constraint Allowable Allowable Name Value Price R.H. Side Increase Decrease 1 Pumps Req'd Used 200 200 200 7 26 2 Labor Req'd Used 1566 16.6666667 1566 234 126 3 Tubing Req'd Used 2712 0 2880 1E+30 168 Questions weasel numns from a third party for the production, what is maximum