A firm produces two products, using two highly perishable resources in the process. In each time period, the firm may use up to ten units of the first resource, and up to eight units of the second resource. Each unit of the first product that is produced requires one unit of the first resource and two units of the second. Each unit of the second product requires two units of the first resource and one unit of the second. Each unit of the first product contributes a net profit of $1,000, while each unit of the second product generates $3,000 in profit. The firm wishes to maximize profit. Fractional units of the products can be produced. There is an agreement with the parent firm that at least four units of the second product must be produced each period. A firm produces two products, using two highly perishable resources in the process. In each time period, the firm may use up to ten units of the first resource, and up to eight units of the second resource. Each unit of the first product that is produced requires one unit of the first resource and two units of the second. Each unit of the second product requires two units of the first resource and one unit of the second. Each unit of the first product contributes a net profit of $1,000, while each unit of the second product generates $3,000 in profit. The firm wishes to maximize profit. Fractional units of the products can be produced. There is an agreement with the parent firm that at least four units of the second product must be produced each period