-each Distributors packages and distributes industrial supplies. A standard shipment can be packaged in a class A container, a class K container, or a class T container. A single class A container yields a profit of $10; a class K container, a profit of $8; and a class T container, a profit of $12. Each shipment prepared equires a certain amount of packing material and a certain amount of time. Gormulate and solve this problem using LP software. Resources Needed per Standard Shipment Hugh Leach, head of the firm, must decide the optimal number of each class of container to pack each week. He is bound by the previously mentioned resource estrictions but also decides that he must keep his 6 full-time packers employed all 210 hours ( 6 workers 35 hours) each week. The optimal solution obtained by solving using LP software: Hugh Leach, head of the firm, must decide the optimal number of each class of container to pack each week. He is bound by the previously mentioned resource restrictions but also decides that he must keep his 6 full-time packers employed all 210 hours ( 6 workers 35 hours) each week. The optimal solution obtained by solving using LP software: Number of class A containers to be used = _ (round your response to two decimal places). Number of class K containers to be used = _ (round your response to two decimal places). Number of class T containers to be used = (round your response to two decimal places). Optimal solution value = (round your response to two decimal places). -each Distributors packages and distributes industrial supplies. A standard shipment can be packaged in a class A container, a class K container, or a class T container. A single class A container yields a profit of $10; a class K container, a profit of $8; and a class T container, a profit of $12. Each shipment prepared equires a certain amount of packing material and a certain amount of time. Gormulate and solve this problem using LP software. Resources Needed per Standard Shipment Hugh Leach, head of the firm, must decide the optimal number of each class of container to pack each week. He is bound by the previously mentioned resource estrictions but also decides that he must keep his 6 full-time packers employed all 210 hours ( 6 workers 35 hours) each week. The optimal solution obtained by solving using LP software: Hugh Leach, head of the firm, must decide the optimal number of each class of container to pack each week. He is bound by the previously mentioned resource restrictions but also decides that he must keep his 6 full-time packers employed all 210 hours ( 6 workers 35 hours) each week. The optimal solution obtained by solving using LP software: Number of class A containers to be used = _ (round your response to two decimal places). Number of class K containers to be used = _ (round your response to two decimal places). Number of class T containers to be used = (round your response to two decimal places). Optimal solution value = (round your response to two decimal places)