A woman carves animal figures to sell at a craft fair. takes 2 hours to carve a small figure and 3 hours to rve a larger figure. She makes a profit of $10 for a uall figure and $20 for a larger figure. If she has at st 30 hours available to carve and wants at least 12 ures to sell, how many of each type of figure should e carve to maximize profit? What will that maximum ofit be? Variables defined: 7 Inequalities representing the conditions: (b) Graph of conditional inequalities: (on grid above, with gridlines and axes labeled) Determination of the number of small and large figures to be produced to maximize profit and determination of maximum profit (show work!): Number of small: figures to maximize profit Number of large: figures to maximize profit maximum profit