Based on the information presented determine: How many chairs, how many tables are needed to produce and what is the maximum profit?

What is the best option to choose between tables and chairs or both.

EXAMPLE . Imagine you are now in the Production Control Department. You work in a furniture manufacturer of tables and chairs. For each product, two different types of wood and various amounts of labo are required. Each table requires 1.5 board-meters (bd-m) of oak, 0.6 bd-m of pine, and 4 labor- hours (1-h). Each chair requires 0.6 bd-m of oak, 0.9 bd-m of pine, and 2 l-h. The manufacturer can sell all that is produced and make a profit of 12 per table and 8 per chair. For the upcoming week, the company has 45 bd-m of oak, 30 bd-m of pine, and 80 l-h available. The manager has hired you to find out how much of each product should be made (and sold) in order to maximize the profit for the week