Question 6: Define Decision Variable:

Question 7: Objective function

question 8: Minimum panting Equation

Question 9: Minimum Glazing packet equation:

Question 10: Printing time equation

Question 11: Collating Time

Problem for questions 6 - 12: A decorating store specializing in do-it-yourself home decorators must decide how many information packets to prepare for the summer decorating season. The store managers know they will require at least 400 copies of their popular painting packet. They believe their new information packet on specialty glazing techniques could be a big seller, so they want to prepare at least 300 copies. Their printer has given the following information: The painting packet will require 25 minutes of printing time and 18 minutes of collating time. The glazing packet will require 2 minutes of printing time and 2 minutes of collating time. At this time, the printer can devote 36 hours to printing and 30 hours to collation. The store can make a profit of $4,50 for each painting packet copy and $3.50 for each glazing packet copy