A retail store sells computers to the public. There are eight different computer types that the store may carry. Table P9.2 lists the type of computer, the selling price, Table P9.2 Selling Price and Store Cost of Computer Types Computer Type Selling Price (S) Cost (S) C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 675 805 900 1025 1300 1500 350 1000 637 780 874 990 1250 1435 340 1030 and the cost to the store. The store plans to spend $20,000 per month purchasing the computers The store plans to spend no more than 30% of its costs on computer types Cl and C2, no more than 30% on computer types C3 and C4, no more than 10% on computer types C5 and C6, and no more than 30% on computer types C7 and C8 The store estimates that it can sell 30% more of type C1 than C2, 20% more of type C3 than C4, 20% more of type C5 than C6, and 60% more of type C7 than C8. Use the fmincon function in MATLAB to determine the number of each type of computer that will provide the store with the most profit. Print out the number of cach type of computer the store should purchase per month, the total profit per month, and the total cost per month to the store