Practice Problem 2: Sophia's Syrups Sophia makes homemade maple syrups for customers across Canada and the northern United States. Demand is high, but Sophia has been struggling to make the right amount of syrup for her customers. Sophia knows about syrup. However, she nds herself in a sticky situation when it comes to math. Sophia knows that she needs some analytical help to make the right amount of syrup. Part 1 CI points possible (ungraded) The local maple syrup federation uses the formula below to calculate how much syrup a producer should make: 8: 1.4*m+2848 Where: 0 S is the amount (in liters) of syrup to produce in a given month 0 x is the estimated number of Canadian customers to be served in a given month I 1.4 is the amount (ih liters) of syrup that Canadian customers will purchase in a given mooth - 2848 is an amount of syrup (in liters} to be produced for US customers If Sophia made 9528 liters of syrup this month, how many Canadian customers does she expect to have this month? Round your answer to the nearest integer