WHEN H16 fr B E F G 1 Problem 2 Chocolate Vanilla Chocolate-Vanilla Ar de fo LU 3 4 Number of scopes 5 Profit 6 Constraints: 7 Chocolate 8 Vanilla 9 Chocolate units 10 Vanilla units 11 Chocolate-Vanilla units 12 13 14 15 16 17 LHS sign RHS E 1 18 19 20 21 22 G H K M N O An ice cream shop sells single scoop ice cream cones that come in three flavors: chocolate only, vanilla only, and chocolate-vanilla twist. The cones are prepackaged and sold to a supermarket daily. The ingredients used along with the minimum demand of each flavor are shown as follows: Chocolate Ice Cream Flavor Vanilla Chocolate-Vanilla Ingredient: Chocolate Vanilla 4 oz. O oz. O oz. 4 oz. 3 oz. 2 oz. EHS Min daily demand: 20 scoops 15 scoops 10 scoops Each day, 40 pounds of chocolate and 38 pounds of vanilla are supplied to the ice cream shop from an outside vendor. The chocolate, vanilla, and chocolate vanilla twist each yield a profit of $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 per cone, respectively. How many chocolate, vanilla, and chocolate- vanilla twist cones must prepackage daily to maximize daily profits? Use the LP model provided in Problem 2 worksheet