[Step-by-Step] Identify each constraint as a minimum or a maximum constraint. B. Determine the total contribution to profit that lies on the objective function
Question: Identify each constraint as a minimum or a maximum constraint.
B. Determine the total contribution to profit that lies on the objective function (profit line) as it is plotted on the graph if the company produces a combination of cases of Brand X and Brand Y.
C. Determine how many cases each of Brand X and of Brand Y you recommend should be produced during each production period for optimum production if Company A wants to generate the greatest amount of profit.
D. Determine the total contribution to profit that would be generated by the production level you recommend in part C.
Deliverable: Word Document 
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