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Star Coffee sells three coffee blends (in 1-Ib packages): PremiumCream, DeliSoft, and ValleyTaste. These blends are obtained by carefully mixing coffee beans imported from various countries, as presented below. For example, 1 lb of PremiumCream is the result of blending 70% Ethiopian and the remaining 30% Indonesian beans (no Colombian or Brazilian beans). Due to contracts with suppliers, minimum monthly bean consumptions must be satisfied. Due to logistics/capacity, monthly bean consumptions cannot exceed maximum monthly amounts as given below. For example, monthlly consumption of Ethipian beans must be at least 200 lb but no more than 1000 lb. PremiumCream Minumum Consumption Maximum Consumption DeliSoft 1 lb Valley Taste 1lb 1 lb lb lb 0.7 0.3 200 1000 Ethiopian beans Indonesian beans 0.3 0.2 100 2000 Colombian beans 0.3 0.8 400 1000 Brazilian beans 0.2 0.2 100 3000 Profit contributions are given below. For example, 1 lb of PremiumCream generates a profit of $3.50 PremiumCream Valley Taste DeliSoft (S/lb) (S/b) ($/1b) Profit contribution 3.5 2.8 2.5 The marketing department estimates demand for these blends should not exceed the quantities provided below. PremiumCreamn DeliSoft (Ib/month) (Ib/month) Valley Taste (Ib/month) 2000 Demand 1500 2500 How many pounds of PremiumCream, DeliSoft, and Valley Taste should Star Coffee produce every month in order to maximize total profit? Assume the variables are continuous. Formulate the problem below (obtain the mathematematical model) How many pounds of PremiumCream, DeliSoft, and Valley Taste should Star Coffee produce every month in order to maximize total profit? Assume the variables are continuous. Formulate the problem below (obtain the mathematematical model). 1.1 points