The Asian Import Company (AIC) has 600 cubic feet of excess cargo space on its ships and has decided to import two new items: jade figurines and linen placemats.

Each container of jade figurines is 4 cu. ft. and will net a profit of $80 per container. Each container of lien placemats is 2 cu. ft. and will realize a profit of $60 per container. AIC expects no more than 140 jade containers of jade figurines available on any trip.

Additionally, AIC wishes to use no more than 480 man hours for loading, storing, and processing the items through customs. The normal estimate is that a container requires 2 man-hours. However, because of special agricultural restrictions, an extra 2 man-hours can be expected for the linen products. Use the EXCEL output and determine the number of containers of jade figurines should be shipped.

Sensitivity Report
Adjustable Cells
		Final	Reduced	Objective	Allowable	Allowable
Cell	Name	Value	Cost	Coefficient	Increase	Decrease
$C$4	J=Jade Figurines	120	0	80	40	50
$C$5	L=Linen Placemats	60	0	60	100	20
Constraints
		Final	Shadow	Constraint	Allowable	Allowable
Cell	Name	Value	Price	R.H. Side	Increase	Decrease
$C$7	Cubic feet of Cargo Space	600	16.67	600	60	360
$C$8	Man-hour	480	6.67	480	720	120
$C$9	Jade Container	120	0	140	1E+30	20
$C$11	Non-negativity for Linen Placemats	60	0	0	60	1E+30
$C$10	Non-negativity for Jade Figurines	120	0	0	120	1E+30

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