The toy maker also makes exactly two toys out of wood, the Box ( \(x\) ) and the Bat ( \(y\) ). The toy maker makes \(\$ 6\) per Box and \(\$ 7\) per Bat. Each Box requires 25 ounces of wood, and each Bat requires 40 ounces of wood. Today the toy maker has 260 ounces of wood available. The toy maker also only makes 8 wooden toys per day. To maximize profit, how many of each wooden toy should the toy maker make?

Use the four steps for solving linear programming problems to solve.