StoreAll produces plastic storago bins for household storago needs. The company makes two sizes of bins: Large (200 L) and Regular (140 L). Demand for the product used to be so high that StoreAli could sol as many of each size as it could produce. The company uses the same machinery to produce both sizes. The machinery can be run for only 3,000 hours per period. StoreAll can produce 10 Large bins or 15 Regular bins every hour. Fixed expenses amount to $100,000 per period. (Click the icen to view the product mix analysis.) (Click the icen to view the operating income from the optimal product mix.) Assume now that demand for Regular bins is limited to 30,000 units and demand for Large bins is limited to 25,000 units. 1. How many of each size bin should StoreAll make now? 2. Given this product mix, what will be the compary's operating income? 3. Explain why the operating income is less than it was when StoreAll was producing its optimal product mox. 1. How many of each size bin should storeAll make? This is a product mix decision. First determine which bin size StoreAll should emphasize. StoreAll should emphasize the production of size bins since they ate size bins. Decision: StoreAl should produce Regular size bins and Large size bins. (Round interim calculations and your final answers to the nearest whole number.)