PM produces three different lines of golf clubs for men, women, and junior golfers at manufacturing plants in Daytona Beach, FL; Memphis, TN; and Tempe, AZ. The plant in Tempe produces all three line of clubs while the one in Daytona only produces Men's and Women's lines, and the plant in Memphis only produces the Women's and Junior's lines. Each line of clubs requires varying amounts of three raw materials that are sometimes in short supply: titanium, aluminum, and a distinctive rock maple wood that PM uses in all of its drivers. The manufacturing process for each line of clubs at each plant is identical. Thus, the amount of each of these materials required in each set of the different lines of clubs is summarized in the following table. Titanium Aluminum Rock Maple Resources Required per Club Set (in lbs.) Men's Women's Junior's 3.1. 2.9 2.7 4.3 5.25 3.8 4.85 4.8 4.65 The estimated amount of each of these key resources available at each plant during the coming month is given as: Titanium Aluminum Rock Maple Estimated Resources Availability (in lbs.) Daytona Memphis Tempe 4500 14500 8500 6000 9500 19000 12000 18000 16000 PM's reputation for quality and affordability ensures that they can sell all the clubs the company can make. The Men's, Women's, and Junior's lines generate wholesale revenues of $250, $220, and $175, respectively, regardless of where they are produced. Club sets are shipped from the production plants to distribution centers in Sacramento, CA; Denver, CO; and Pittsburgh, PA. Each month, the different distributions centers order the number of club sets in each of the three lines that they would like to receive. PM's contract with this distributor requires the company to fill at least 95% (but no more than 100%) of all distributor orders.