> Question 8 1 pts (Not a repeat question). Acme Co. manufactures 3 types of bars of soap: Pumice, Lavender, and No Scent. Weekly demand and pertinent financial and operational data regarding these three products are as follows: Pumice Lavender No Scent 6,400 Weekly demand in # of bars 9,600 12.000 $2.50 Sales Price / bar of soap $4.00 $2.00 $1.00 Variable Cost / bar of soap $1.80 $0.50 4.0 5.0 Machine minutes to manufacture 10 bars of soap 2.0 Acme uses 4 batching / mixing machines to manufacture bars of soap. These machines run 9 hours a day, 5 days a week. The machines typically clog when they are used over 9 hours a day and are extensively cleaned when they are not being used. 4 batching / mixing machines have been adequate to meet their current weekly demand. Recently one of their machines broke down. The spare parts needed to repair the machine are back-ordered due to Covid and during the next 3+ weeks, Acme will have to manufacture soap with just 3 machines. With weekly capacity restricted, how many bars of each type should be manufactured to maximize weekly profits? Machine minutes to manufacture 10 bars of soap 4.0 5.0 201 Acme uses 4 batching / mixing machines to manufacture bars of soap. These machines run 9 hours a day, 5 days a week. The machines typically clog when they are used over 9 hours a day and are extensively cleaned when they are not being used. 4 batching mixing machines have been adequate to meet their current weekly demand. Recently one of their machines broke down. The spare parts needed to repair the machine are back-ordered due to Covid and during the next 3+ weeks, Acme will have to manufacture so with just 3 machines. With weekly capacity restricted, how many bars of each type should be manufactured to maximize weekly profits? Pumice: 6,400; Lavender: 4,800; No Scent: 12.000 G O Pumice: 6,400; Lavender: 9,600: No Scent: 6,000 O Pumice: 6,400; Lavender: 9.600: No Scent: 12.000 O Pumice: 0 Lavender: 9.600; No Scent: 12.000 O Pumice: 2,250; Lavender: 9.600; No Scent: 12,000