I just need part C for this question.

Problem 2 I'm tired of being a professor. My latest scheme to get rich quickly is to produce a variety of cookies for consumption by Clemson students who are taking IE3800. My business plan calls for the production of three types of cookies - Primal Biscotti, Dual Shortbread, and Simplex Cracker. I know that each box of Primal Biscotti produced will yield $60 profit, each box of Dual Shortbread yields $40 profit, and each box of Simplex Cracker produced gives $80 profit. In order to produce cookies, three raw materials are required: Sugar, Flour, and Butter. I have a limited supply of each of these materials: In order to produce a box, each type of the cookies requires a certain amount of each of the three raw materials: (a) Formulate a linear program that will maximize the net profit. Clearly write down the decision variables, the objective, and the constraints. (b) Convert the linear program into the standard form. (c) Solve the standard form linear program in (b) by the simplex algorithm. Show your step-bystep work