The production volumes from requirements $3$b and $3$c of Part $1$ appear at which of the following locations within the data visualization?

check all that apply $1$

They appear at the intersection of the orange and blue lines.

They appear at the intersection of the orange and turquoise lines.

They appear at the intersection of the red and turquoise lines.

They appear at the intersection of the orange and red lines.

$2$b$.$ What total contribution margin will the company earn if it makes and sells the production volumes corresponding with the intersection of the orange and blue lines?

check all that apply $2$

$$3,400,000$unanswered

$$3,800,000$unanswered

$$3,700,000$unanswered

$$3,600,000$

$2$c$.$ What total contribution margin will the company earn if it makes and sells the production volumes corresponding with the intersection of the red and turquoise lines?

check all that apply $3$

$$3,400,000$unanswered

$$3,800,000$unanswered

$$3,700,000$

$$3,600,000$unanswered

$2$d$.$ What total contribution margin will the company earn if it makes and sells the production volumes corresponding with the intersection of the orange and turquoise lines?

check all that apply $4$

$$3,400,000$unanswered

$$3,800,000$unanswered

$$3,700,000$

$$3,600,000$unanswered

$2$e$.$ Which of the following production plans $($as depicted in the data visualization$)$ generates the highest total contribution margin?

check all that apply $5$

The production plan that corresponds with the intersection of the orange and blue lines.

The production plan that corresponds with the intersection of the orange and turquoise lines.

The production plan that corresponds with the intersection of the red and turquoise lines.

The production plan that corresponds with the intersection of the orange and red lines.

$2$f$.$ Which of the following statements is true?

check all that apply $6$

The production plans in requirements $1$ and $5($in Part $2)$ are the same because they consider both products, the demands they make on each department, and the capacities available in each department.

The production plans in requirements $1$ and $5($in Part $2)$ are different because they consider both products, the demands they make on each department, and the capacities available in each department.

The production plans in requirements $1$ and $5($Part $2)$ are different because the req. $1$ plan considers both products, demands made on each department, and the available capacity in each department, and the req. $5$ plan considers each product independently.

The production plans in req. $1$ and $5($Part $2)$ are different because the req. $1$ plan considers each product independently, and the req. $5$ plan considers both products, the demands they make on each department, and the available capacity in each department.