For the annual school bazaar, Emmy can produce and sell either origami frogs (F) or birds (B). For his origami he needs to work with sheets of paper, glue, and paper clips. Below table shows how many units of each input factor is needed to produce one origami. It also shows the total amount of input units available. Emmy's profits per origami bird and frog are =1 and =2, respectively. Use the below graph to derive your answers.Question 41 (1 point) ListenReadSpeaker webReader: ListenWhich formula describes the sheets of paper constraint?Question 41 options: F

For the annual school bazaar, Emmy can produce and sell either origami frogs (F) or birds (B). For his origami he needs to work with sheets of paper, glue, and paper clips. Below table shows how many units of each input factor is needed to produce one origami. It also shows the total amount of input units available. Emmy's profits per origami bird and frog are Frogs=1 and Birds=2, respectively. Units per Frog Units per Bird Total Units Available Sheets of paper 3 2 18 Glue units 7 Paper clips 0 5 Use the below graph to derive your answers. Frogs (F) 10