Question 1 _ 5.0 points possible (graded, results hidden) _ _ _ Your roommate Jose Clark has just started his new business of selling home-made 'Al1ajores' which is a pastry prepared as a two-cookie sandwich tilled with 'dulce de leche', a creamy caramel made using milk and sugar. He produces the following two varieties: - Regular: Cookies + Caramel Choco : Cookies + Caramel + Chocolate top cover The regular ones are sold for $3.00 each while the Choco ones are sold for $3.75 each. Both varieties need 2 cookies a piece and the per cookie cost is $0.154. Preparing the caramel costs a total 01316.46 per kilogram, but he only needs 25 grams to make one unit of the product types. The chocolate cover costs a total of $32.23 per kilogram and every Choco alfajor requires only 13.5 grams of it. lngredie Caramel Chocolat Cookies nts per gram e - per per unit gram Cost in 5 0.01646 0.03223 0.154 Due to limited space in his kitchen where the production happens, he can only have 2000 cookies, 10 kg of chocolate, and can produce 12 kg oi caramel, a week. For conversion purposes, remember that 1 kilogram represents 1000 grams. To hel Jose. ou summarize all 01 his information mentioned above in the (ollowing table:_ Product! Caramel Chocolat Selling Cost o1 Protit per Require Pricein processi unitin$ ments Regular 2.28 (Ra) Choco (Ch) 2.6 Note that the cost oi processing in the table above has been calculated considering the sum oi (costs per gram or unit 0'! ingredients 'required grams or units or ingredients) (or each product variety rounded to two decimals. Consider Prot (Prot per unit = Price per unit - Cost per unit) directly {or your calculations. Knowing that it is possible to sell all of the varieties Jose produces. what is the maximum prot he can make a week with his current capacity? (Note: An Alfajores needs to be produced as a whole and not in decimal units) Enter your answer with two decimal places. For example. if your answer is 23.245. you should enter 23.25 in the box below. Do not enter any $ sign