5. Let's look at the profit maximization problem that our furniture manufacturer faces. The company uses wood and labor to produce tables and chairs. Recall that unit profit for tables is $6, and unit profit for chairs is $8. There are 300 board feet (bf) of wood available, and 110 hours of labor available. It takes 30 bf and 5 hours to make a table, and 20 bf and 10 hours to make a chair. Table 1 contains the information for the LP problem.

5. Let's look at the profit maximization problem that our furniture manufacturer faces. The company uses wood and labor to produce tables and chairs. Recall that unit profit for tables is $6, and unit profit for chairs is $8. There are 300 board feet (bf) of wood available, and 110 hours of labor available. It takes 30bf and 5 hours to make a table, and 20bf and 10 hours to make a chair. Table 1 contains the information for the LP problem. 5. Let's look at the profit maximization problem that our furniture manufacturer faces. The company uses wood and labor to produce tables and chairs. Recall that unit profit for tables is $6, and unit profit for chairs is $8. There are 300 board feet (bf) of wood available, and 110 hours of labor available. It takes 30bf and 5 hours to make a table, and 20bf and 10 hours to make a chair. Table 1 contains the information for the LP