Golden Eagles, Inc. produces three styles of portable stadium seats: high-rider style, low-rider style, and line-hugger style. The seats are made of high-impact composite material and are produced in two steps, assembly and painting. The schedule for labor and material inputs for each seat style are as follows:

Assembly labor 1 h per high-rider seat 3 h per low-rider seat 1.5 h per line-hugger seat Painting labor 1.5 h per high-rider seat 1.5 h per low-rider seat 4 h per line-hugger seat Material requirement 4 pounds per high-rider seat 3 pounds per low-rider seat 6 pounds per line-hugger seat 2000 h of assembly labor hours are available per month 1000 h of painting labor hours are available per month The contributions to profit for the styles are $35, $40, and $65, respectively. The company has two equally desirable goals: minimization of idle time in painting, and making a monthly profit of $20,000. Set up this problem as a goal programming problem and show the initial tableau.