Formulate and solve Problem B$.10($William Barnes$)$ on p$.724$ of Heizer and Render $(13$th edition$).$ Run solver on it$.$ You can check your answer against the back of the book to verify you have it working properly.

For this one, please round your units to the nearest tenth.

For example, if Solver tells you that you want $1\mathrm{.}99999$ wren houses, replace that with a $2\mathrm{.}0($literally by typing a $2\mathrm{.}0$ in the cell.$)$

If it tells you it wants $10\mathrm{.}49999$ bluebird houses, replace that with a $10\mathrm{.}5.$

You may need to expand the number of decimal places shown to see if this issue is happening.

You learn that instead of the given constraints, you now have

$12$ units of labor and

$130$ units of lumber available.

At optimality,

What is your new maximum profit? $Blank $1$

How many wren houses would you make? Blank $2$

How many bluebird houses would you make? Blank $3$

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