Beacon Co. is a manufacturer of washing machines. It currently sells two models of washing machines: the Arkel and the Kallex. At the start of every production cycle, Beacon must decide how many units of each washing machine to produce, given its available resources. In the coming production cycle, Beacon faces key resource Powered by Great Learning. Proprietary content. Great Learning. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized use or distribution prohibited. constraints. In particular, it has only 3,132 hours of labour, 1,440 feet of rubber hosing, and 200 drums available. Selling each Arkel unit earns the company a profit of $350 while selling each Kallex unit earns the company a profit of $300. At the same time, manufacturing each Arkel unit requires 18 hours of labour, 6 feet of rubber hosing, and 1 drum, while manufacturing each Kallex unit requires 12 hours of labour, 8 feet of rubber hosing, and 1 drum. Details of the relevant facts are summarized in the table "Summary of Production of Washing Machines". Based on these facts and the assumption that 100% of production will be sold, Beacon must decide how many units of each washing machine to produce in the coming production run to maximize profits. Solve the problem using the solver.

	Arkel	Kallex	Total Profit
Production quantity
Unit profits			0
Constraints	Production Requirements per Unit	Used	Available
Drums required			0
Labor required			0
Rubber hosing required			0
Decision variables
Objective functions
LHS constrains