How much should the profit per cap change to start the production on caps?

A retailer has asked that you make denim jackets. Estimated profits are $6 per jacket, but it will require 1.5 square meters of denim, 7 minutes of cutting, 8 minutes of sewing and 2 minute of packaging. Should jackets be made?

The skirts have met with unexpectedly high interest and it has been possible to increase the price such that the profits are now $10 per skirt. How does this change affect the number of skirts made and the total profit generated?

BHR Fashions manufactures denim children's clothing for sale through independent retailers. They have chosen to focus on at most 4 products: pants, skirts, vests and caps. Each item requires denim, cutting, sewing and packaging. BHR formulated the problem as a linear program. The sensitivity report generated by Excel Solver is as follows: Variahin rallo Connstraints