Clipboard Font Office Update To keep up-to-date with security updates, fixes, and improvemen H4 X fx B D E F G H 1 Question 2 - High Tech Fashion - 50 points High-tech clothing has become high fashion: Coats with heating technology, solar powered jackets that charge your phone, dresses that can make payments, health-tracking shirts, LED lighted dresses, inflatable travel wear. You name it, it's out there... at a hefty price. You're an entrepreneur and you plan to open a high-tech clothing boutique on the Main Line in Philadelphia. You've leased a 2000 sa foot building for your store. You plan to carry 5 product lines: coats, dresses, footwear, shirts and travel apparel. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 About 30% of your floor space will be for aisles, checkouts, dressing rooms and warehousing of inventory. Profitability of the product lines depends on the profit per unit and the inventory turnover rate. (You may be making loads of money on each solar-powered jacket you sell but if you only sell 2 a year, you're not exactly taking in the money.) The products, their annual profit per square foot and annual turnover rate per square foot are given in the table below The average annual turnover per square foot - across all product lines must be at least 45 AND that is based on 2000 square feet. (An average turnover of 45 allows you to at least cover your annual fixed costs.) Coats, dresses and shirts must take up at least 78% of the total square feet used to display your goods You must decide how much floor space to allocate to each product line. Product Type Coats 28 29 30 31 32 Dresses Footwear Shirts Travel Apparel Variable Proper Syware Foot C 110 D 120 F 150 S 180 Artual Turnoverer Se Fool 30 60 10 20 10 Formulate the problem. Use the variable definitions in the table. DO NOT SOLVE. You need not algebraically simply your constraints 14 35 36 37 35 19 40 41 Write your objective function here: 44 45 Wri yuna considere is bar 47 45 49 01 Q2 + Ready