Use Linear Programming to solve A local carpenter produces chairs, cribs, and tables from two resources, labor, and wood. The carpenter has 40 hours of labor and 50 board-ft of wood available each day. Demand of chairs is limited to 8 per day, demand for cribs is limited to 6 a day and demand for tables is 3 per day. Each chair requires 4 hours of labor and 8 board-ft of wood, a crib requires 6 hours of labor and 10 board-ft of wood, and a table requires 3 hours of labor and 7 board-ft of wood. The profit derived from each chair is $70, profit for each crib is $100 and for each table, $80. The carpenter wants to determine the number of chairs, cribs, and tables to produce each day in order to maximize profit